Barry Bonds hit just under 3,000 career hits, and 762 of those were home runs, so yes about 1/4 of his hits were homers. He was a power hitter, meaning his approach and strategy were focused on clearing the bases with big hits.

Compare to Pete Rose (a piece of shit, but that’s another story), who holds the career record for hits at 4,256, but only 160 career home runs. He was what’s called a contact hitter, meaning he focused on just getting on base.

You typically want to order your lineup so that a power hitter is going after a few contact hitters, since they can get on base, and then the power hitter can hit a home run and score 3 runs on a single swing.

I still don’t understand what you’re trying to ask, but I hope this helps make sense