PHOENIX — Barry Bonds cooled off Saturday and did not hit a home run in the Giants' 11-4 win over the Diamondbacks.

        Bonds, who hit three homers in the previous two games, went 2-for-3 with a triple and two walks. He's even with Mark McGwire's record homer pace from 1998, hitting 45 in his team's first 105 games.

        Rich Aurilia homered twice and tied his career-high with five RBI.

Sports Stories

Olympic proposal difficult to score What readers say about Cincinnati's bid Where Cincinnati stands on key Olympic topics Pitino, Duke highlight Kentucky schedule Kentucky men's basketball schedule Tennis tourney gets fast start Best and worst of week in sports Baseball program embraces diversity, opportunity Bonds Watch: No homers Local teams win on national level Champs as sons aim to repeat as fathers Father-Son tennis schedule, results Rain wreaks havoc on Metro softball Metro Softball scores Auto Racing Insider Great Outdoors Games a big project High School Insider

Reds 5, Marlins 0
Griffey amends retirement remarks
SULLIVAN: Hold on to Reese
88 lineups later, Boone likes this one
Dunn finally takes O-fer
Fan's eye view of the Reds
Five Questions with Tony Perez
Road woes continue for Marlins
Reds runs, box
Bengals' QB race in neutral
DAUGHERTY: Rookie Johnson energizes Bengals
Kickers 0-for-2 on field goals
Brown ignores Griffey's slam
Training camp still fascinates Brown