Bonds’ bat helps Bucs close to within one in NLCS
PITTSBURGH (AP) First. Harry
Bonds opened up his mind Then he
turned on his hot.
With his career in Pittsburgh down to
possibly one game. Bonds sparked a
four-run first with a key double, and lat
er udded a big single and a fine c alch He
went 2 for 5 and more than anyone else
pumper) up the Pirates to a 7-1 victory
over the Atlanta Hruves on Sunday night,
closing Pittsburgh to 3-2 in the NL play
offs.
”1 didn't want my season to end the
way it seemed it was going to end,” said
Bonds, who spent, a long time talking
with manager Jim Leyland Saturday
night. "Jini said. ‘What do you have to
lose? Go for th«! gusto and just think
positive ' "
Ronds was 1 for 11 in the series Even
worse, he was H for 50 in three playoffs
with Pittsburgh, si .146 average, and a re
cord 0 for 2H with runners on base.
"Rusk ally, I felt really trad for my
team," Bonds said "1 couldn't believe it
was happening three years in a row. it
was something I couldn't explain "
Ronds was in a funk After the Game 4
loss he talkcxf with Leyland for about 1
1/2 hours
"He feels bad." Leyland said "He
feels, obviously, like he let me down, he
let the ( hit) down And I told him that
wasn't the case."
Bonds' wife, Sun. thought her husband
was so down that she ( ailed ex-teammate
Hobby Bonilla on Sunday morning. Bo
nilla. who loft the Pirates as a free agent
last winter, flow from his home in Green
wich. Conn . and talked to Bonds about
two hours before the game
"Don't try to force any issue." Bonilla
recalled telling Bonds "Just let things
happen."
"He's my best friend in the whole
wide world." Bonds said of Bonilla after
the visit
In the first, Bonds' long double gave
Pittsburgh a 2-0 lead. He singled and
scored Pittsburgh’s fifth run in the third
inning. And he hit u long fly in the sev
onlh
It could have Ix-en the last games as Pi
rates for Bonds and Doug Drabok. the
loser in Games 1 and 4 Both are eligible
for fr<x; agency following the World Se
ries .
"I know Pittsburgh's a great place to
plav," Lovland said "But if somebody
can get S10 million, ! can't tel! them to
stay just because the Allegheny and Mo
nongahcla form the Ohio."
Loyland said his talk with Bonds was
emotional.
"It was a discussion of a lot of years in
Pittsburgh. It was a father-son talk. I
didn't know it was news until my wife
heard it on television.”
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