Matchup:

In this stacked semi-final battle, the two greatest ASU baseball players of all time matchup up for a chance to take on Phil Mickelson in the final.

The pair rolled through the first two rounds and in the Elite Eight, No. 1-seed Reggie Jackson took care of Randall McDaniel with 75 percent of the vote and fellow No. 1-seed Barry Bonds received a 78 percent majority against Dustin Pedroia.

Career-Defining Moment:

Jackson (from Sweet 16): For Jackson, this one’s easy. It was that night in 1977 where he came to the park as Reggie Jackson and left as “Mr. October.” In Game 6 of the ‘77 World Series, Jackson etched his name into the Fall Classic lure, belting three home runs over the Yankee Stadium wall on just three pitches from three different Los Angeles Dodgers’ pitchers. That night, Jackson won his fourth out what would be five World Series in his 21-season Hall of Fame career.

Bonds (from Sweet 16): August 7, 2007. On a chilly San Francisco summer night, Bonds launched an 86-MPH offering from Nationals’ left-hander Mike Bacsik for career home run No. 756. Bonds passed Hank Aaron and sent the sell out crowd at AT&T Park into a frenzy. In a very polarizing moment for baseball, fans began debating who was truly the home run king due to the belief Bonds used performance-enhancing drugs throughout his career.

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