Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez: milestones denied.

HR>=600, H>=2900, RBI>=1900 and R>=1900, sorted by HR:

Rk	Player	HR	H	RBI	R	From	To	Age	G	PA	AB	2B	3B	BB	IBB	SO	HBP	SH	SF	GDP	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	Pos	Tm
1	Barry Bonds	762	2935	1996	2227	1986	2007	21-42	2986	12606	9847	601	77	2558	688	1539	106	4	91	165	514	141	.298	.444	.607	1.051	*78H/D9	PIT-SFG
2	Hank Aaron	755	3771	2297	2174	1954	1976	20-42	3298	13941	12364	624	98	1402	293	1383	32	21	121	328	240	73	.305	.374	.555	.928	*9783DH/45	MLN-ATL-MIL
3	Willie Mays	660	3283	1903	2062	1951	1973	20-42	2992	12496	10881	523	140	1464	192	1526	44	13	91	251	338	103	.302	.384	.557	.941	*8H/39675	NYG-SFG-NYM
4	Alex Rodriguez	654	2939	1969	1919	1994	2013	18-37	2568	11344	9818	519	30	1240	92	2075	169	16	101	240	322	76	.299	.384	.558	.942	65D/H	SEA-TEX-NYY

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Generated 10/12/2014.

Barry Bonds was blackballed.  2007 was his final season:
PA: 477
BA: 276
OBP: .480 led league
SLG: .565
OPS: 1.045
OPS+: 169

Alex Rodriguez was blackballed for the 2014 season.  Even with his missing that entire season Rodriguez in 2015 can join Hank Aaron as only the players with:
600 HR
3,000 Hits
2,000 RBI
2,000 Runs.

Even without the HR criteria Aaron is the only player with 3,000 Hits, 2,000 RBI, 2,000 Runs.

Milwaukee Braves outfielder and Hall of Famer: Hank Aaron Baseball Digest December 1960 page 19, via Wikimedia Commons