Barry Bonds is still confident.

The all-time Major League home run leader certainly proved that during Thursday’s MLB at Rickwood Field pregame show on FOX, when cohost Derek Jeter posed an interesting question to Bonds.

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“Tell me right now, on the spot, what would you do against Satchel Paige?" Jeter inquired.

“Me? Gone,” Bonds said. “You’ve lost your mind, Jeter! Gone.”

That’s right: Bonds had no doubt he would have hit a home run off one of MLB’s all-time great pitchers. Paige, the first primary Negro Leagues star to reach the Baseball Hall of Fame, was notoriously hard to hit during a career that spanned nearly 40 years.

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Don’t tell Bonds that.

“You’ve got to believe in yourself,” Bonds said. “If I don’t believe in me, who’s going to believe in me?”

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There are certainly few, if any, hitters more likely to homer against Paige than Bonds, who smashed an all-time record 762 homers, including a single-season record 73 in 2001.

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But not every legendary hitter thinks they can get the best of Paige.

“I’m drag-bunting,” said Hall of Fame outfielder Ken Griffey Jr., a guest with Bonds on the pregame show. “We’re going to race to first.”