08/08/2007 10:42 PM ET Bonds wastes no time clubbing No. 757 Slugger belts Splash Hit less than 24 hours after record-breaker By Barry M. Bloom / MLB.com Barry Bonds clubs his 757th career homer, a two-run shot in the first. (Lisa Blumenfeld/Getty Images) SAN FRANCISCO -- The record only lasted about 23 hours. In his first at-bat since setting Major League Baseball's all-time homer mark Tuesday night, Giants slugger Barry Bonds one-upped himself Wednesday and began to create some distance from Hank Aaron. Bonds hit his 757th homer, a two-run shot and 23rd of the season, into McCovey Cove. The 438-foot "Splash Hit" over the right-field fence wall off Nationals right-hander Tim Redding was his 35th to reach the cove since AT&T Park opened in 2000 and second of the season. The Giants have hit 45 to the water as a team. Redding was the 447th pitcher to allow at least one homer to Bonds in his 22-year career, the last 15 with the Giants. It was the first time Bonds has hit homers in successive at-bats since April 13 at Pittsburgh, during his first of two two-homer games this season. He now has three homers in his last four starts, dating back to Saturday night's record-tying shot in San Diego. Through the first inning Wednesday, he had pounded out four consecutive hits -- a double, single and the two homers -- over the course of the last two games. Bonds eclipsed Aaron's 33-year record of 755 in the fifth inning Tuesday night with his 435-foot homer into the bleachers just right of dead center off Washington left-hander Mike Bacsik. Barry M. Bloom is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. --

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