Barry Bonds Signed 2000 Opening Day Original Ticket | First Game at Pacific Bell Park (PSA)

Ticket is dated April 11, 2000. Hand-signed by Barry Bonds.

April 11, 2000, was a historic date for the San Francisco Giants, especially with Barry Bonds taking center stage as they inaugurated their new home, Pacific Bell Park (now Oracle Park). Known for his power-hitting, Bonds was already a superstar, and he played a key role in the stadium’s debut. In that game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Bonds hit the first home run in the new ballpark, a moment that foreshadowed the many milestones he would reach there, including breaking the all-time home run record.

Bonds' presence in the new ballpark drew enormous fan attention, and his home runs became legendary, particularly when he launched balls into McCovey Cove, the bay beyond the right field wall. His tenure at the park helped solidify it as one of the most iconic venues in baseball, with fans eagerly awaiting each Bonds at-bat to see if he’d add another splash hit to the total. Although the Giants lost the opener 6-5, Bonds’ memorable performance set the tone for his future at Oracle Park, where he would achieve historic records.

The autograph has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA for authenticity purposes.

Authentication: PSA Encapsulated

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