Played at the University of Michigan as a member of two Big Ten championship teams.
A four-year letter winner in college, he led the Wolverines in innings pitched in 1999.
Posted a win and save in the 1999 Big Ten tournament.
Originally drafted by the Detroit Tigers, he eventually played in the Cleveland Indians minor league system.
Worked in the San Diego Padres minor league system.
Starred at Dearborn Divine Child High School on the baseball diamond.
A four-year letter winner and only the second freshman in program history to make the varsity.
Led the Falcons to two Catholic League championships and the 1992 state title – the first of five in school history.
After working in economic development for the City of Taylor, Bonner became founder and CEO of the Bonner Advisory Group in Ann Arbor.
Also played former Tigers’ pitcher Frank Lary, the “Yankee Killer,” in Billy Crystal’s HBO movie 61*, the story of Roger Maris’ chase of Babe Ruth’s home run record during the 1961 MLB season.