My favorite player of all time. What a talent. What a human being. Albert was one of the best, I’m glad I was lucky enough to be able to watch him play.
If you look up first 10 year stats plujos has the best first 10 years of anyone in mlb history hitting wise and it's not close by number hank Aaron would be 2nd but not really close as plujos hit a better average more hr and walked more
He was an all time great player but a trash human being so I’m not sure why you would say that…..unless dudes who leave their wives while they are literally having brain surgery is the kinda guy you look up to.
@@Rklauman The fact that I genuinely expressed my excitement for another human earns a "come on... really"? Please don't bring that kind of cynical energy, must be difficult to constantly feel the need to question others' sincerity.
Incredible. I would have loved to been there. I used to very much dislike the dodgers, but their fans love baseball and recognize greatness. He even said the Dodgers made him love baseball again.
I was born in 99 and I’m from St. Louis, Albert was the best player in baseball for pretty much all of my childhood until he left in 2011. Can’t even describe what 2022 meant to me
born in 98' I can't describe it either. He brought back memories I would reminisce about in the 11 years without him. It truly brought back my childhood. Felt like time travel to the good ole days. I know it's just a sport but this meant so much more.
@@bg22757 what do you mean what's wrong? Go to a stat comparison and look at the stats side-by-side. Albert beats him in every single thing. I can't believe you would even mention Manny and his Dusty helmet in the same conversation as Albert.
When there's only been a few guys that match Pujols' greatness, it's hard to explain to other teams' fans what it was like watching him. From 2001-2011 it was like a dream, every game he made his team better.
Yeah Pujols was a terror in that Red Cardinals uniform..all his HoF credentials come from being on one team..that’s insane..had he not had that injury bug from those wasted years in Anaheim..it’s a bummer..glad he came with the Dodgers even for a season..never gonna forget that he hit 2 bombs off his former Cards and then when he came back to Dodger Stadium and at our expense but when he hit his 700th HR, it gave me mega chills 🙏🏼🙏🏼💯💯 truly one of the best to do it at 1B and his bat 🐐 3 MVPs and twice lost to legendary seasons from Barry Bonds..if that doesn’t make him one of the best to do it, then idk 🤷🏻♂️
Watched him terrorize the Cubs for a long time. Loved watching him play though. That last season was so exciting just waiting to see if he could get to 700.
I think you should look at Eric Davis. He is criminally underrated due to having to battle injuries throughout his career but he was an electric player. His return from colon cancer while playing for the O's was epic.
He left his wife and didn’t even have the decency to wait until she was off the operating table to remove a cancerous tumor from her brain. Doesn’t sound like a very good guy to me.
Have to do a Yadier Molina one!! He’s well deserving. Baseball family with 2 MLB catcher brothers, has incredible highlights in the World Series, playoffs, All-Star Game, and in the WBC. He rewrote the book on catching fundamentals and his back picks are some of the most unbelievable you’d ever see. Yadier Molina!
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He is a nice guy as well. He was a regular at a sushi restaurant I worked at in Scottsdale Az during spring training. He signed a ball and was always a good tipper!
Absolutely one of my favorite St. Louis Cardinals! I have been a fan since 1984 answer Alberts run was one of the best and his return was absolutely phenomenal!❤️⚾️
Loved his mentality as a hitter, pure natural hitter, he never tried to hit homers, they just naturally came and he used the whole field. A natural at the plate.
Albert is the best MLB hitter of all time!! Stats don't lie! My hero! Mark McGwire knew how special of a talent Albert Pujols was. Cardinals need to make this man, there manager or hitting coach.
As far as clutch hitting, Albert was the closest thing to a clutch hitter that I had ever seen since Mickey Mantle. I was fortunate to have watched them both.
Simply one of the 10 greatest hitters to ever live. I got into baseball at the beginning of his angels tenure, so I never got to see him rake in his prime, but the aura around him and respect he garnered was great to watch
I was at the game in Chicago when Albert went 5 for 5, but So Taguchi was also big in that game. So, with 2 on, made an incredible catch in the ivy in left and later hit the game tying HR. The look on Cubs fan faces was priceless. Albert owned the Cubs.
Fun fact about al's homer off rookie Verlander. Talk about game recognizing game, when al hit that ball the camera shows verlander smiling at pujols because by all measures that was a good two seam pitch and was a good location and sequence and pujols just obliterated it.
Love the stories of all these great ballplayers. I was raised in Los Angeles when the Dodgers showed up and would love to see a piece on my favorite pitcher of all time - Sandy Koufax.
The batting stance is a good one and it worked for him and when I bat like players, retired and active, and his stance works for me too. It's my favorite...
The thing is Albert's first 10 years in the major leagues is the best first 10 years of any player ever. Now with that being said there hasn't been any other player who has been that consistent for 10 whole years so that means we're saying that Pujols is the best player of all time, which he is!!! 703 home runs 3 MVPs do not lie.
@Cam23 absolutely. He held the cardinals franchise down for a long time. It was in mvp contention constantly. And he was a constant pro his entire career. Nvr heard a bad story about him
I’ve been a Cardinals fan for 52 years. I’ve never seen a player consistently for 10 years hit for average, power, and play good defense at 1st. Miggy is a close 2nd. I wish I could have seen Stan Musial play.
Though I love our stadium, miss the old Busch stadium. Tom Brady is that other guy drafted in the 6th round with a chip on his shoulder and we know how that ended as well. Love you Albert.
As a Cardinals fan, watching the career of Pujols, him leaving for California, and then returning for one last incredible season was amazing. It's easy to say this about any player, but imagine if injuries hadn't slowed him down during his time with the Angels. Due to the problems with his feet and legs he didn't have the same drive that he'd had before. He may not have reached Bonds' career homerun total, but it is possible that he could have as 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 were four of his lowest homerun total years and in 2013 he played less than 100 games due to injury. He hit a total of 109 homerunes in those 5 combined seasons or less than 22 per season. If you gave him his career average of 32 that's 10 more per season...50 more across those 5 years...that would put him in the 750's...with Bonds at 762...is it impossible to believe that had Pujols been healthy he could have reached a similar total to Bonds? People love Mike Trout and are amazed by him, and I am as well, but compare the careers of Pujols and Trout and the one area where Trout is superior to Pujols is in speed. Add to that the fact that Trout has been hindered by injury in his younger years while Pujols was fortunate to remain mostly healthy during his prime. Mike Trout may get healthy and go on to a legendary career, Albert Pujols had the legendary career and then suffered the injuries.
I just remember going to games as a kid and Albert would come up to bat with at least a man on base. Everyone already knew what was going to happen. They were either walking Albert or he was getting a hit. Anything else felt like you got cheated out of watching greatness.
Went to hs out in KC and played fort Osage all through out hs, they really don’t do a good job showin puljos went there, didn’t even know till this video
I remember being sick the night he hit the Lidge Train track hr… none better when healthy… I think you should have said the next level bit as the 2001 season began
Fun Fact: In the 2000 offseason, the Cardinals gave the Expos the choice between Pujols and Fernando Tatis Sr. in exchange for pitcher Dustin Hermanson. The Expos chose Tatis... Maybe with Pujols, they never move out of Montreal.
Albert Pujols based upon his numbers with the Cardinals would have put him up there with Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the greatest ever. I think the only thing about Albert slowing down due to injuries with the Angels and him leaving the Cards keeps Stan Musial as the Greatest Cardinals player ever with Bob Gibson pitching, Albert, and Hornsby next in line. With Albert the Cards may have also won the 2013 world series since he really played well in post season, but Carlos Beltran did have a good year and Albert was playing while hurting. . It was so exciting seeing Albert again play like the young Albert in STL the last two months of the season in 2022 with the countdown to 700 homers. It also healed some wounds from when he left for the wealth of the large TV market of L.A. (Anaheim) similar to the NFL for the big bucks but I cannot blame him for doing so. Cardinal fans are reminded by ownership that despite averaging over 3 million fans a year, the St. Louis market cannot compete with the big bucks of the L.A. TV market. His large contract would have been a mistake for St. Louis. Good review of his career. He also seems like a very special person.
I don't think the giants come back from 3games to 1 either , which in hindsight , in my opinion the cards lost out on at least 1ws and another appearance with a possible.3 in a row. They should have paid him no matter if played another game after that's the kind of team legacy you pay top dollar for, and I will always stand by that after the losing to the giants first thing I angrily blurted out was "wouldn't happen if Albert was here" and like you I thought the same thing after losing to the Red Sox
@@danzemacabre8899 What I do not though is the financial impact doing so would have affected rounding out a good over-all team of players and pitching. This is an advantage of a city in a large TV market. As much as I was disappointed the NFL allowed the Rams to move to L.A. or at least not also award STL an expansion team for the new stadium STL was wanting to build, it is a business and Stan Kroenke had the large wealth to be able to first build in the very expensive L.A. market, but by doing his wealth has really increased from the Rams value now. The Cards did make an offer but were outbid. Nobody would have known at the time his injuries but he did still keep hitting homers. I understand what you mean about 2013 and the Giants.
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Pujols's farewell season was one of the best. Watching him go on a roll to get 700 homeruns was incredible.
Agreed! I remember checking the box score every day to see if he hit a homer. Most memorable farewell season I’ve ever experienced
He got 699 and 700 on my 45th birthday. That was awesome!
My favorite player of all time. What a talent. What a human being. Albert was one of the best, I’m glad I was lucky enough to be able to watch him play.
I feel lucky to have witnessed an all-time talent in my lifetime!
If you look up first 10 year stats plujos has the best first 10 years of anyone in mlb history hitting wise and it's not close by number hank Aaron would be 2nd but not really close as plujos hit a better average more hr and walked more
Being a cardinals fan thought his tenure here was incredible. Having the best player on your team and winning multiple championships is legendary
@@theramplocal it was 100%! Albert is the reason I’m a cardinals fan and a baseball fan in general, he made it so fun to watch!
He was an all time great player but a trash human being so I’m not sure why you would say that…..unless dudes who leave their wives while they are literally having brain surgery is the kinda guy you look up to.
My favorite player of all time, i traveled all the way from st louis to watch the game where he hit 700. I will never forget it.
Legendary moment, super cool that you got to see it live!
@@Rklauman The fact that I genuinely expressed my excitement for another human earns a "come on... really"? Please don't bring that kind of cynical energy, must be difficult to constantly feel the need to question others' sincerity.
Incredible. I would have loved to been there. I used to very much dislike the dodgers, but their fans love baseball and recognize greatness. He even said the Dodgers made him love baseball again.
@@Cam23Some people are just unhappy.
I was born in 99 and I’m from St. Louis, Albert was the best player in baseball for pretty much all of my childhood until he left in 2011. Can’t even describe what 2022 meant to me
I was born in 82 and I'm also from StL. He is a legend. Broke my heart when he left, but he came home. Never thought I would see it.
born in 98' I can't describe it either. He brought back memories I would reminisce about in the 11 years without him. It truly brought back my childhood. Felt like time travel to the good ole days. I know it's just a sport but this meant so much more.
As a Cardinals fan it was sooo much fun watching his Career and him and Yadis last year together!
It was a storybook ending!
Best pure hitter of my lifetime.
barry bond, manny ramirez, Junior
@@golfmaniac007 manny Ramirez? Lol
pujols over all 3
@@brettspangler2699what's wrong with Manny? Other then the cheating😂
@@bg22757 what do you mean what's wrong? Go to a stat comparison and look at the stats side-by-side. Albert beats him in every single thing.
I can't believe you would even mention Manny and his Dusty helmet in the same conversation as Albert.
When there's only been a few guys that match Pujols' greatness, it's hard to explain to other teams' fans what it was like watching him. From 2001-2011 it was like a dream, every game he made his team better.
I've always said this too! It is hard to adequately describe what we witnessed.
Yeah Pujols was a terror in that Red Cardinals uniform..all his HoF credentials come from being on one team..that’s insane..had he not had that injury bug from those wasted years in Anaheim..it’s a bummer..glad he came with the Dodgers even for a season..never gonna forget that he hit 2 bombs off his former Cards and then when he came back to Dodger Stadium and at our expense but when he hit his 700th HR, it gave me mega chills 🙏🏼🙏🏼💯💯 truly one of the best to do it at 1B and his bat 🐐 3 MVPs and twice lost to legendary seasons from Barry Bonds..if that doesn’t make him one of the best to do it, then idk 🤷🏻♂️
I liked him in dodger blue for that half season. They appreciated him he went to the wrong LA time in 2012 should've gone to the dodgers
Cardinals fan, the fact that it happened there after he just played there /revitalized his career is storybook stuff. So awesome
Prime pujos was something else. He's my all time favourite so thank you!
Indeed! And absolutely 🤝
@@Cam23 yeah I think without ped bonds can't help but think how many more mvps he'd have won.
2022 will be a year i will remember for the rest of my life. I was fortunate enough to witness Alberts 695th HR(video on my channel)
Watched him terrorize the Cubs for a long time. Loved watching him play though. That last season was so exciting just waiting to see if he could get to 700.
Great video. Pujols’ prime is crazy, and we may never see anything like it again.
Thank you! You’re right, he was a once in a generation type player
He would have been the goat without injuries
I grew up in one of the greatest eras of baseball. I was truly spoiled.
His stance and swing always was pure machine, coiled spring!
Poetry in motion!
Look like he was about to chop a tree😂💪💪
I think you should look at Eric Davis. He is criminally underrated due to having to battle injuries throughout his career but he was an electric player. His return from colon cancer while playing for the O's was epic.
The best Albert stories were never recorded by media. He was the greatest philanthropist in MLB history.
He left his wife and didn’t even have the decency to wait until she was off the operating table to remove a cancerous tumor from her brain. Doesn’t sound like a very good guy to me.
Have to do a Yadier Molina one!! He’s well deserving. Baseball family with 2 MLB catcher brothers, has incredible highlights in the World Series, playoffs, All-Star Game, and in the WBC. He rewrote the book on catching fundamentals and his back picks are some of the most unbelievable you’d ever see.
Yadier Molina!
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Thank you for the kind words! 😄
I’m a lifelong Astros and Rangers fan. I hated this guy but you can’t deny his ability and accomplishments.
Great video!
Adrian Beltre next please.
I'm a StL fan, but Beltre should get a video. He's a legend too. I believe it was Beltre he went to first after his 700 hr?
He is a nice guy as well. He was a regular at a sushi restaurant I worked at in Scottsdale Az during spring training. He signed a ball and was always a good tipper!
Absolutely one of my favorite St. Louis Cardinals! I have been a fan since 1984 answer Alberts run was one of the best and his return was absolutely phenomenal!❤️⚾️
Loved his mentality as a hitter, pure natural hitter, he never tried to hit homers, they just naturally came and he used the whole field. A natural at the plate.
As a Cardinal fan watching him play from 04-11 was a thing of beauty. My favorite player ever!! There will never be another Pujols.
@cam23 fantastic job i was one of the people that requested Albert. Thanks so much i appreciate your time and your work.
Would love a Steady Eddie Murray video. No rush Brotha. You do a helluva job.
As an O’s fan I can guarantee he will get a video one day. Thank you for the kind words! 🙌🏼
Albert is the best MLB hitter of all time!! Stats don't lie! My hero! Mark McGwire knew how special of a talent Albert Pujols was. Cardinals need to make this man, there manager or hitting coach.
As far as clutch hitting, Albert was the closest thing to a clutch hitter that I had ever seen since Mickey Mantle. I was fortunate to have watched them both.
Simply one of the 10 greatest hitters to ever live. I got into baseball at the beginning of his angels tenure, so I never got to see him rake in his prime, but the aura around him and respect he garnered was great to watch
He was a beast no one could hit like him ⚾️
The Machine !!! TOP 5 player of all time !
I was at the game in Chicago when Albert went 5 for 5, but So Taguchi was also big in that game. So, with 2 on, made an incredible catch in the ivy in left and later hit the game tying HR. The look on Cubs fan faces was priceless. Albert owned the Cubs.
He is a real legend. But many people don’t think he is a good as he really is. Great video😎
I agree! Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😎
Fun fact about al's homer off rookie Verlander. Talk about game recognizing game, when al hit that ball the camera shows verlander smiling at pujols because by all measures that was a good two seam pitch and was a good location and sequence and pujols just obliterated it.
Love the stories of all these great ballplayers. I was raised in Los Angeles when the Dodgers showed up and would love to see a piece on my favorite pitcher of all time - Sandy Koufax.
Albert pujols is my favorite baseball player I've seen of all time... coming from a dodger fan..
The batting stance is a good one and it worked for him and when I bat like players, retired and active, and his stance works for me too. It's my favorite...
Albert was so elite that he almost had more home runs than strike outs in 2006 (50 v 49).
That’s ridiculous! 😂
Great stuff, I subscribed. How about Andre "The Hawk" Dawson??
Thank you, and great suggestion!
The thing is Albert's first 10 years in the major leagues is the best first 10 years of any player ever.
Now with that being said there hasn't been any other player who has been that consistent for 10 whole years so that means we're saying that Pujols is the best player of all time, which he is!!!
703 home runs 3 MVPs do not lie.
Been waiting for this one, my favorite player! :)
He was a video game character come to life. Happy for his success.
He was on the cover of a 2004 basbeall game. He was a monster in that one lol
Pujols had video game numbers for sure! 🎮
@Cam23 incredible run. Im a phillies fan born and raised. I went to a game were he slaughtered us. He had 2 doubles and 2 home runs
@@jamesdubeck4920 I always thought of Pujols as a one man wrecking crew. As you described, that seemed to be the case in the game you saw 😂
@Cam23 absolutely. He held the cardinals franchise down for a long time. It was in mvp contention constantly. And he was a constant pro his entire career. Nvr heard a bad story about him
Im happy u made this vid
Loved watching him play one of my favorite players ever
The years when we had Pujols, Edmonds, and Rolen, all in their prime, were incredible.
If Albert doesn't become the 2nd player to unanimously make the HoF then it's proof that we need robot voters
Agreed 💯
Ichiro should have been
I was at that September 4th game... electric, goosebumps still thinking about it
I’ve been a Cardinals fan for 52 years. I’ve never seen a player consistently for 10 years hit for average, power, and play good defense at 1st. Miggy is a close 2nd. I wish I could have seen Stan Musial play.
Though I love our stadium, miss the old Busch stadium. Tom Brady is that other guy drafted in the 6th round with a chip on his shoulder and we know how that ended as well. Love you Albert.
As a Cardinals fan, watching the career of Pujols, him leaving for California, and then returning for one last incredible season was amazing.
It's easy to say this about any player, but imagine if injuries hadn't slowed him down during his time with the Angels. Due to the problems with his feet and legs he didn't have the same drive that he'd had before. He may not have reached Bonds' career homerun total, but it is possible that he could have as 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 were four of his lowest homerun total years and in 2013 he played less than 100 games due to injury. He hit a total of 109 homerunes in those 5 combined seasons or less than 22 per season. If you gave him his career average of 32 that's 10 more per season...50 more across those 5 years...that would put him in the 750's...with Bonds at 762...is it impossible to believe that had Pujols been healthy he could have reached a similar total to Bonds?
People love Mike Trout and are amazed by him, and I am as well, but compare the careers of Pujols and Trout and the one area where Trout is superior to Pujols is in speed. Add to that the fact that Trout has been hindered by injury in his younger years while Pujols was fortunate to remain mostly healthy during his prime.
Mike Trout may get healthy and go on to a legendary career, Albert Pujols had the legendary career and then suffered the injuries.
Watched him terrorize the Cubbies in my formative years; one heck of a ballplayer. Twas a pleasure to watch even in Cub Blue.
Would love to see a video on Paul Molitor!
Do Bagwell please!!
I just remember going to games as a kid and Albert would come up to bat with at least a man on base. Everyone already knew what was going to happen. They were either walking Albert or he was getting a hit. Anything else felt like you got cheated out of watching greatness.
Where's my Ted Williams buddy at?
Definitely my fav player of all time. But you cant make a Pujols video without having a molina vid as well
It insane to see that he was 13th round pick and one of the greatest of his generation if not ever.
Possibly the best right handed hitter of all time. Was a honor to watch his career.
Dude was a beast
Please do Eddie Murray, Rickey Henderson or Will Clark next.
Day 11 of asking for Ted Williams
And Ted also does not even have 3000 hits.
He's in the top 5 greatest hitters of all time yet somehow he did that without getting alot of attention for it compared to other greats.
Can you do a video like this for Carlos Delgado or Adrian Beltre?
If the gidp record is a stain on his legacy: Cy Young lost more games than any other pitcher, and we give an award for greatness in his honor
Thanks for the memories!
Hello, Cam23, I want to see David Ortiz next.
It's crazy to think all those MVPs he could've won, if Barry Bonds wasn't there!
The best right handed hitter ever
He may be the greatest pure hitter of all time
Pujols is the only player in MLB history to have 650+ homers and 650+ Doubles (703 Homers, 686 Doubles)
Went to hs out in KC and played fort Osage all through out hs, they really don’t do a good job showin puljos went there, didn’t even know till this video
That's wild, I would have thought they had a whole trophy case or something to honor him!
PLEASE PLEASE do the INSANE prime of WILL CLARK 🙏love your stuff
The thrill, such a sweet swing
@@IDL716 yes sir!!! always my favorite since i was a kid
Ill always remember his SC commercial "I am not machine, I am Albert" 😂😂😂
SC commercials used to be so good 😂
I remember being sick the night he hit the Lidge Train track hr… none better when healthy… I think you should have said the next level bit as the 2001 season began
130 RBI as a rookie is insane
It's Freese. Always Freese in every video!
You gotta do a video like this on Bonds at some point.
Would love to see a video on Adrian Beltre!
Fun Fact: In the 2000 offseason, the Cardinals gave the Expos the choice between Pujols and Fernando Tatis Sr. in exchange for pitcher Dustin Hermanson. The Expos chose Tatis...
Maybe with Pujols, they never move out of Montreal.
Montreal would’ve been gone. It was already too late at that point.
Great video! Appreciate this series, its great. Stan Musial and Ted Williams videos would be interesting.
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed! I appreciate the suggestions as well…many many players still left to do 😎
Please do a video on Manny Ramirez. He could smash regardless of the PED usage.
One interesting one I would suggest is Raul Ibanez
Great work to celebrate a great player, man. Cheers!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it! 🙌🏼
How about John Smoltz for another pitcher?
My top 3 MLB Players Bonds, Griffey,Pujols
That play at 0:21, the runner was safe...
What about Gary Sheffield?
Albert Pujols based upon his numbers with the Cardinals would have put him up there with Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the greatest ever. I think the only thing about Albert slowing down due to injuries with the Angels and him leaving the Cards keeps Stan Musial as the Greatest Cardinals player ever with Bob Gibson pitching, Albert, and Hornsby next in line. With Albert the Cards may have also won the 2013 world series since he really played well in post season, but Carlos Beltran did have a good year and Albert was playing while hurting. . It was so exciting seeing Albert again play like the young Albert in STL the last two months of the season in 2022 with the countdown to 700 homers. It also healed some wounds from when he left for the wealth of the large TV market of L.A. (Anaheim) similar to the NFL for the big bucks but I cannot blame him for doing so. Cardinal fans are reminded by ownership that despite averaging over 3 million fans a year, the St. Louis market cannot compete with the big bucks of the L.A. TV market. His large contract would have been a mistake for St. Louis. Good review of his career. He also seems like a very special person.
I don't think the giants come back from 3games to 1 either , which in hindsight , in my opinion the cards lost out on at least 1ws and another appearance with a possible.3 in a row. They should have paid him no matter if played another game after that's the kind of team legacy you pay top dollar for, and I will always stand by that after the losing to the giants first thing I angrily blurted out was "wouldn't happen if Albert was here" and like you I thought the same thing after losing to the Red Sox
@@danzemacabre8899 What I do not though is the financial impact doing so would have affected rounding out a good over-all team of players and pitching. This is an advantage of a city in a large TV market. As much as I was disappointed the NFL allowed the Rams to move to L.A. or at least not also award STL an expansion team for the new stadium STL was wanting to build, it is a business and Stan Kroenke had the large wealth to be able to first build in the very expensive L.A. market, but by doing his wealth has really increased from the Rams value now. The Cards did make an offer but were outbid. Nobody would have known at the time his injuries but he did still keep hitting homers. I understand what you mean about 2013 and the Giants.
Please make a video about The INSANE Prime of Jim Thome
Albert is the G.O.A.T.
Jesuscrist the fact this man was drafted in the 13th round is just insane🙄 401 players were taken before him, let that sink in...
Oh Boy. It's my favorite baseball player! According to Chris Griffin.
do one on mark mcgwire or ichirio
You should do Dustin Pedroia next!
How quickly people forget his greatness. I see a lot of people saying Aaron Judge is already better than him. Utter nonsense
Just think if he didn't waste all those years in the bismol Angels organization and did just a few minutes of cardio a day where his stats would be.
Can you do Shawn Greene?
The goat!!
Ryan Howard
Dave Winfield
Hey i was wondering if you could possibly do J.R. richards?
Can you please do Manny Ramirez? He’s one of my favorite of all time