Hensley, who gave up No. 755 to Bonds, had minor league steroid suspension
sfgate.com 8/5/2007 — In a hilarious bout of irony, the man who ended up giving up the 755th home run of the Giants Barry Bonds was none other than the San Diego Padres Clay Hensley, a former Giants draft pick who had been suspended for steroid usage in the minor leagues.

Remodeling the 500 Home Run Club
besteversportstalk.blogspot.com 8/5/2007 — On Saturday, the 500 Home Run Club underwent major remodeling, welcoming Alex Rodriguez as its newest--and youngest ever--member, while Frank Thomas moved past Eddie Murray into 20th place all-time and Barry Bonds tied Hank Aaron for the top spot by blasting his 755th home run.

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s2nblog.wordpress.com 8/5/2007 — Barry Bonds hit this shot off of Clay Hensley in the 2nd inning at Petco Park to tie Henry Aaron. ESPN blacked out the Giants/Padres in my area again, so I didn’t see Bud Selig stand up and keep his hands in his pockets. Regardless of where ...

It had to happen sooner or later
blowncoverage.com 8/5/2007 — It seemed to be taking an eternity but Barry Bonds has tied Hank Aaron at 755 . Bonds led off the second inning with the historic blast off of Padres pitcher Clay Hensley. The game is still in progress so there's a chance that he could still break the ...

The terrible swift sword: Reaction to Bonds' #755
grg51.typepad.com 8/5/2007 — Reaction to Barry Bonds tying Hank Arron with career home run #755 came swift and (at times) terrible. The Houston Chronicle : The Entire Game is Diminished (image from AP). Congratulations, Barry. You did it. You joined the 755-homer club ...