700 in the books for Pujols!
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Wow so he’s now only the 4th man to ever eclipse the 700 mark and it’s an age where most players deep into retirement already at age 42 the MACHINE known as Albert Pujols is just not having a good season! This one is one for the books. Look regardless he is a first ballot HOF with or without this latest accolade. But folks for us just having ended the steroid era he rose up to become the best, and most dominant power hitter of out day and not once be accused of PED’S is well in itself remarkable. Pujols, 42, is the only one among the four to hit Nos. 699 and 700 on the same night. So as Albert crossed home plate and darted to the backstop to double-high-five Adrian Beltre, his longtime rival, fellow countryman and devoted friend. He wrapped his arms around Yadier Molina, embraced Adam Wainwright, saluted the rest of his St. Louis Cardinals teammates, doffed his helmet for the Dodger Stadium crowd and then he needed to be alone. Like as if the moment, and the thing he wanted so badly fi