Barry Bonds received 56.4% percent of the votes, which falls short of the 75 percent needed to enter the MLB Hall of Fame.
Meanwhile, Jeff Kent only got 14.4% percent of the votes.
While Bonds is starting to gain a lot of popularity among younger voters, he’s still not close to enter the Hall.
His numbers have gone up from his first year on the ballot in 2013 when he recieved just 36.2 percent of the votes.
Since then he’s gone 34.7 percent in 2014, 36.8 percent in 2015, up to 44.