If he got TWO bases, would Barry Bonds have been intentionally walked with the bases loaded?

In 2017 Aaron Judge had the most walks in the AL:

Rk	Player	BB	Year	Age	Tm	Lg	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	IBB	SO	HBP	SH	SF	GDP	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	Pos
1	Joey Votto	134	2017	33	CIN	NL	162	707	559	106	179	34	1	36	100	20	83	8	0	6	16	5	1	.320	.454	.578	1.032	*3
2	Aaron Judge	127	2017	25	NYY	AL	155	678	542	128	154	24	3	52	114	11	208	5	0	4	15	9	4	.284	.422	.627	1.049	*9D/H
3	Matt Carpenter	109	2017	31	STL	NL	145	622	497	91	120	31	2	23	69	4	125	9	2	5	5	2	1	.241	.384	.451	.835	*354/HD
4	Edwin Encarnacion	104	2017	34	CLE	AL	157	669	554	96	143	20	1	38	107	5	133	5	0	5	18	2	0	.258	.377	.504	.881	*D3/H

While some may like seeing Joey Votto walk, who wants to see Aaron Judge walk? Judge hit 52 home runs in 2017. That's been the case ever since Babe Ruth busted out his home run stick and belted 54 homers in 1920.

Rk	Player	BB	Year	Age	Tm	Lg	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	IBB	SO	HBP	SH	SF	GDP	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	Pos
1	Bryce Harper	24	2018	25	WSN	NL	18	87	59	18	17	1	0	8	18	2	12	0	0	4	0	2	0	.288	.471	.712	1.183	*9
2	Freddie Freeman	18	2018	28	ATL	NL	16	79	59	12	17	6	0	2	12	3	13	2	0	0	1	1	0	.288	.468	.492	.960	*3
3	Matthew Joyce	16	2018	33	OAK	AL	18	72	53	10	13	5	0	2	4	1	10	1	1	1	1	0	1	.245	.423	.453	.875	*7/HD89
4	Matt Carpenter	15	2018	32	STL	NL	16	71	54	9	10	3	0	2	10	1	21	0	0	2	0	0	0	.185	.352	.352	.704	*5/43
5	Todd Frazier	15	2018	32	NYM	NL	16	73	55	10	16	5	0	2	13	0	17	1	0	2	1	1	0	.291	.438	.491	.929	*5
6	Cesar Hernandez	15	2018	28	PHI	NL	16	74	59	13	16	2	0	2	5	1	18	0	0	0	2	4	1	.271	.419	.407	.826	*4/HD
7	Rhys Hoskins	15	2018	25	PHI	NL	16	70	52	12	17	7	0	2	13	1	16	2	0	1	2	3	1	.327	.486	.577	1.063	*7/3HD
8	Aaron Judge	15	2018	26	NYY	AL	16	75	59	15	20	3	0	4	11	1	18	1	0	0	5	2	1	.339	.480	.593	1.073	*9/8D
9	Trea Turner	15	2018	25	WSN	NL	18	87	72	8	17	3	0	1	3	1	16	0	0	0	1	8	0	.236	.368	.319	.687	*6

Bryce Harper leads in walks and homers so far in 2018. Who wants to see Bryce Harper walk?

Change the damn walk rule!

Here's a simple suggestion, since my radical ones from a decade ago went nowhere. Designate one batter in the lineup to get two bases per walk. That would make teams think twice about nibbling and trying to get Judge or Harper to chase bad pitches.

All base runners would advance accordingly. If Judge walked with the bases loaded, TWO runs would be forced in, not one.

In 1998, his first of three seasons managing Arizona, Buck Showalter had Barry Bonds intentionally walked with the bases loaded. And this was well before Bonds hit 73 home runs in 2001. Bonds may not even have been using PEDs yet. McGwire hit 70 homers and Sosa hit 66 homers in 1998 but this was still before June. Bonds hit 37 homers in 1998.

Thursday, May 28, 1998
Start Time: 7:08 p.m. Local
Attendance: 12,066
Venue: 3Com Park
Game Duration: 3:26
Night Game, on grass
Diamondbacks 8, Giants 7

Bottom of the 7th, Giants Batting, Behind 2-7, Diamondbacks' Brian Anderson facing 7-8-9
Chris Jones (R) off Brian Anderson (L) Home Run (Fly Ball) leading off

Bottom of the 8th, Giants Batting, Behind 5-7
PH Marvin Benard on first
Gregg Olson (R) replaces Amaury Telemaco (R) pitching
Barry Bonds (L) pinch hits for Chris Jones (LF) batting 7th
Bonds Walk; Benard to 2B

Bottom of the 9th, Giants Batting, Behind 5-8, Diamondbacks' Gregg Olson facing 1-2-3
SO
BB
2B
BB
ground out; RUN
BB; bases loaded; Diamondbacks 8, Giants 6

Barry Bonds against Gregg Olson - Intentional Walk; Kent Scores; Hayes to 3B; Snow to 2B; Diamondbacks 8, Giants 7

Brent Mayne against Gregg Olson - Lineout: RF (Deep CF-RF)
2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 3 LOB. Diamondbacks 8, Giants 7.
Game over.
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OK, Bonds didn't start so my rule might not have applied BUT, would Showalter have walked Bonds intentionally if Bonds got TWO bases? It would have tied the score, rather than making it 8-7.