Diamondbacks radio analyst Tom Candiotti knows that Barry Bonds should have one more home run that he has been credited with -- because he threw the pitch.
On July 19, 1996, while Candiotti was pitching for the Dodgers at Candlestick Park, Bonds drove one of his knuckleballs over the fence in right-center and it bounced back onto the field. Second base umpire Tom Hallion ruled it a double.
"I looked over at Barry, he looks at me, and I just put my glove over my mouth because everyone in the ballpark knew it was out," Candiotti recalled with a laugh. "Then Barry starts pointing at me, like, 'You know that was gone,' and I just hold up two fingers. After the game, I'm walking out to the parking lot, and Barry was there just waiting for me to come out. He told me, 'You know that ball was gone,' and I said, 'I know it was gone.'
"Now, every time I see him, I tell him, 'Barry, wherever you end up, just think you should have one more.' And every time, I get a couple of choice words from him. So when he ties Babe Ruth, he should be past him."
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