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| 1992 | The Pirates and Barry Bonds agree on a deal to keep Pittsburgh's outfielder for another season. The contract is worth $4.7 million, making the deal the richest one-year commitment in baseball history. |
| 2002 | Barry Bonds becomes the first player in major league history to win the Most Valuable Player Award five times. The 38-year-old Giant left fielder, who also won the award with the Pirates (1990 and 1992) and with San Francisco (1993, 2001), was the National League's batting champion with a .370 average and broke 1941 Ted Williams' on-base percentage record with an impressive .582 OBP. |
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