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Seven-time MVP Barry Bonds, baseball's all-time leader with 762 career home runs, is among the first-time candidates on the ballot for the Hall of Fame.

David Paul Morris/Getty Images Seven-time MVP Barry Bonds, baseball's all-time leader with 762 career home runs, is among the first-time candidates on the ballot for the Hall of Fame.