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In what year did Barry Bonds hit his 756th home run to pass Hank Aaron?

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2007 uint256

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, baseball hall of fame, barry bonds profile: https://baseballhall.org/hof/2015-bbwaa-ballot/bonds-barry, baseball hall of fame, https://baseballhall.org/hof/2015-bbwaa-ballot/bonds-barry; mlb.com, https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-milwaukee-icon-dies, baseball-reference (barry bonds player page and game log) and mlb.com historical coverage, both stating bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference (barry bonds player page, career home run log) and mlb.com historical coverage, which document that bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off pitcher mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park in san francisco, breaking hank aaron's all-time home run record., baseball-reference (barry bonds player page, career home run log) and mlb.com news archive: barry bonds hit his 756th career home run off washington nationals pitcher mike bacsik on august 7, 2007, at at&t park in san francisco, surpassing hank aaron's all-time record of 755., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml and 2007 game log), baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml and game log) and mlb.com historical archives, both confirming barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml and the august 7, 2007 game log) and mlb.com historical archives, both stating barry bonds hit home run #756 on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml) and britannica, which document that barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park, surpassing hank aaron's all-time home run record., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml) and britannica: barry bonds hit career home run #756 off mike bacsik on august 7, 2007, at at&t park in san francisco, surpassing hank aaron's career record of 755., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml) and mlb.com historical coverage both document that barry bonds hit career home run #756 on august 7, 2007, off washington nationals pitcher mike bacsik at at&t park, surpassing hank aaron's all-time record., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml, and its box score for the august 7, 2007 san francisco giants vs washington nationals game) and mlb.com's historical coverage both document that barry bonds hit career home run #756 off nationals pitcher mike bacsik on august 7, 2007, at at&t park, surpassing hank aaron's career total of 755., baseball-reference (baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml, game log) and britannica (britannica.com/biography/barry-bonds), which document that barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off pitcher mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park, surpassing hank aaron's all-time home run record., baseball-reference (https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/b/bondsba01.shtml), corroborated by mlb.com historical coverage of the august 7, 2007 game, baseball-reference and mlb.com: barry bonds hit home run #756 on august 7, 2007 vs. the washington nationals, passing hank aaron's career record., baseball-reference.com, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds career game log / home run record page), baseball-reference.com (barry bonds career game log, august 7, 2007 entry) corroborated by mlb.com historical recap of the august 7, 2007 giants vs. nationals game, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds career statistics/log) and mlb.com historical archive, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds game log, august 7, 2007) and mlb.com historical archive, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page / 2007 game log), baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page / august 7, 2007 box score) and mlb.com historical coverage of the august 7, 2007 game between the san francisco giants and washington nationals, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page / august 7, 2007 game log) confirms bonds hit his 756th career home run off mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park on august 7, 2007, surpassing hank aaron's career home run record of 755., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page / play index) and mlb.com historical archive, both stating barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, passing hank aaron's record of 755., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page and august 7, 2007 game log) and mlb.com historical archive, both documenting barry bonds' 756th career home run on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page and august 7, 2007 game log) and mlb.com historical coverage, baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page, career home run log) and mlb.com historical archive coverage of the august 7, 2007 game, confirming bonds' 756th home run was hit on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page, career home run log) and mlb.com historical coverage: barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park in san francisco, surpassing hank aaron's all-time home run record of 755., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page, career home run log) confirms bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off mike bacsik of the washington nationals, breaking hank aaron's all-time record of 755., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page, career hr log) and encyclopaedia britannica entry on barry bonds, both stating home run #756 was hit on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference.com (barry bonds player page, game log): barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, off pitcher mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park in san francisco, breaking hank aaron's all-time home run record. this is corroborated by mlb.com's historical coverage of the record-breaking home run., baseball-reference.com and mlb.com historical record of barry bonds's august 7, 2007 game, in which he hit career home run #756 off mike bacsik of the washington nationals at at&t park, breaking hank aaron's all-time home run record., baseball-reference.com and mlb.com historical records: barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007., baseball-reference.com career game log for barry bonds (756th home run, august 7, 2007, vs. washington nationals), corroborated by mlb.com historical archive coverage of the same event., baseball-reference.com career home run log for barry bonds; corroborated by mlb.com historical archive coverage of the august 7, 2007 game (nationals at giants)., baseballhall.org, en.wikipedia.org, mlb.com ("bonds hits historic 756th homer", august 7, 2007) and baseball-reference.com player page for barry bonds, both confirming home run no. 756 was hit on august 7, 2007., mlb.com (mlb.com/news, retrospectives on bonds' 756th hr) and baseball-reference (barry bonds player page, game log for august 7, 2007), both stating the home run occurred on august 7, 2007., mlb.com and baseball-reference historical records of barry bonds' career home run log, confirming his 756th home run on august 7, 2007, mlb.com and baseball-reference.com: barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007, at at&t park off washington nationals pitcher mike bacsik, surpassing hank aaron's all-time home run record., mlb.com and baseball-reference: barry bonds hit his 756th career home run on august 7, 2007., mlb.com and baseball-reference: barry bonds hit home run #756 on august 7, 2007, mlb.com, 'barry bonds' top moments': https://www.mlb.com/news/barry-bonds-top-moments, mlb.com, 'hank aaron baseball legend dies' — https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-baseball-legend-dies, mlb.com, 'top 10 moments of barry bonds' career' (jan. 17, 2026), which states that bonds hit his 756th career home run and broke hank aaron's record on aug. 7, 2007. corroborated by the national baseball hall of fame, 'barry bonds returns to hall of fame ballot.', mlb.com, barry bonds' top moments: https://www.mlb.com/news/barry-bonds-top-moments, mlb.com, bonds’ 756th career homer, august 7, 2007: https://www.mlb.com/giants/video/bonds-756th-career-homer-c7143409, mlb.com, hank aaron baseball legend dies: https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-baseball-legend-dies, mlb.com, hank aaron, milwaukee icon dies: https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-milwaukee-icon-dies, mlb.com, https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-baseball-legend-dies, mlb.com, https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-baseball-legend-dies (states barry bonds hit his 756th on aug. 7, 2007), mlb.com, https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-milwaukee-icon-dies, mlb.com, oracle park best moments: https://www.mlb.com/news/oracle-park-best-moments, mlb.com, san francisco giants history: https://www.mlb.com/giants/history, mlb.com, ‘hank aaron, milwaukee icon, dies’: https://www.mlb.com/news/hank-aaron-milwaukee-icon-dies, www.baseball-reference.com, www.britannica.com, www.mlb.com

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