Fans find the perfect dream casting choice if Barry Bonds biopic is ever produced
By Tyler Reed

If you were to ask anyone who watched or even played in the MLB during the 1990s-2000s era who the best player they ever saw play the game was, many would have the same answer.
Barry Bonds is one of one. The should be Hall of Famer is the home run king and could also play the field better than most.
The story of Bonds' career is clouded due to the steroid trial, which leads me to disregard his legacy. However, the career of the greatest hitter in baseball history would be a great story to tell on the big screen.
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But it would have the honor of portraying Bonds? Many on social media believe they have found the perfect star to take on that mantle.
We will never find a better casting choice for a Barry Bonds biopic pic.twitter.com/zQfXtPlNlQ
— Mike (@SRSMike) March 24, 2025
Fans of the hit AppleTV+ show 'Severance' believe that Tramell Tillman would be the perfect casting choice for a Bonds biopic.
COME ON MAN pic.twitter.com/oEqj6YjsoN
— Mike (@SRSMike) March 25, 2025
Tillman is a massive part of the success of Severance, and now, fans are ready to see him become the greatest home run hitter in baseball history.
A Bonds movie not being made yet feels like a missed opportunity to grab some cash for any studio. Now, fans have given these studios the perfect casting choice. I guess it is time for someone to give this movie the green light. If that's the case, can I get a piece of the pie for writing this story?
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