All of Albert Pujols' home runs this season to get to 700!! (21 homers to reach 700 😱) 

I got to witness 690 in person. even at 60% capacity(school was back on) Busch went NUTS

I wish Dan McLaughlin got to call it, but that’s just unfortunate timing. I was lucky to have Apple TV so I could see it live.

On behalf of all STL we turned TF up for his 700th was not ruined at all

@@elijahthegreat2023it wasn’t that it was not hit at Busch stadium but the fact that it was on Apple TV so the cardinals broadcasters could not call it. The reaction from the dodgers crowd was really good though.

The call was not bad tho, randazzo stepped up for the moments

Agree! It just doesn’t have the same feel as listening to cardinals broadcasters calling it.

Good point!

Literally only hits Home Runs when the game is on the line. Guy is a MACHINE

I was going to say the same

And how many of them was him recognizing when the pitcher plain missed. Seems majority of them the catcher was set up waaay away from where the pitch ended up. My all time favorite player doing what he always has in rhe uniform he's meant to where

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One of the few literal Gods of the game

If not for all the injuries he had while in Anaheim, I'm very confident that he breaks Bonds' all-time HR record.

It would be really dumb if he didn't get an unanimous vote to the HOF.

He will be the third player in 700 Club to be in the Hall. In all honesty, I think Bonds may never get in not because I don't like the guy but the voters will never give him a chance because of the allegations.

It’ll be a miracle. I mean Ken Griffey Jr wasn’t even a unanimous vote (which is crazy). Pujols SHOULD be, but you know how these clown voters in the media are.

@@chrisjacobs196 The only ones that won't vote for him are the Cubs ones.

Its kinda overlooked he passed Ruth in RBI's best damn clutch hitter I've ever seen

Well, he is the second-slowest runner in MLB (Yadi is first); it takes him approximately two minutes to round the bases once.

@@bigbigbigdoug he didn't have to run fast after knocking them in the stands. He could've walked the bases if he felt like it.

Unanimous 1st ballot for sure. Greatest RH hitter to ever play the game, no comparison. Albert struck hesitation and fear into damn near every pitcher he faced because they knew they had a 1 in 3 chance of him taking the next pitch deep, striking out, or getting a base hit. This man was unanimously FEARED by damn near every pitcher he ever faced

700 homeruns the fourth man to do that should prove he is an unanimous 1st ballot hall of fame with a doubt

can't imagine back to back 30 homer seasons from a 46 year old haha

@@F.r.e.a.k.e.n.s.t.e.i.n 45,46,47,48? Who knows lol that’s the funny part of all this.

who cares... Bonds was a big phony. He shouldn't be part of the club. In my eyes he never hit 700 nor bested 61 in a season. McGuire and Sosa should be scrubbed from the records, as well.

@@ubernate860 ok so this is a serious debate among the men in my family. Bonds, McGuire and Sosa all cheated, no doubt about it. But to say that it didn't count is up for debate. At the time they supposedly started using steroids they were not illegal. The league banned PEDs in 1991 but didn't even begin to test for them until 2003. So basically they were legal until 2003, because they were not enforcing the law they had made. The other side of the argument is what do steroids do, they make you STRONGER. They do nothing for hand eye coordination, ability to make contact, Pitch detection, etc. The tools needed to be a great hitter were there, they just added an extra 40-50 feet onto the ball every time they hit it. Again this is a hot topic debate, opinions sway wildly to either side depending on the arguments made for or against. Please feel free to join in and help prove or disprove the point!!!

@@NemosNightmare - Those guys were enhanced, but they also saved baseball. While I consider Aaron to still be the true career home run king, baseball was dying a slow death until McGwire and Sosa (and later Bonds) started hitting 60+.

@@joerodriguez2817 every party has a party pooper. 💩 You stink

No. Calm down killer. ONE of the greats.

@@ryanlhobson13 who better and don't say Barry Bonds

In this order. Rose, Cobb, Williams, Bonds, Ruth, Aaron, Mantle, Gwynn, Wagner, shoeless Joe, then we can think about Albert.

@@ashleyp3662 bro you said don’t say Barry Bonds cause you know he’s way better 🤣

10 years STRAIGHT of .300+ avg, 30+ Home Runs, 100+ RBI’s. Incredible.

The greatest

And how do you know he isn't doing it without steroids? LMAO.

@@greatestnitemare6626 how do you know he is? Question goes both ways

@@greatestnitemare6626 he’s been doing this forever. He’s not judge that just starts hitting 70 hrs. Ask judge that question lol

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According to Statcast,Pujols’ spring speed is about 22.9 feet/hour. It takes him 26sec. run back to home plate. 700*26=18200=about 5 hours=video long😮

Worth every second

And Molina is Pippen?

@@WackJallis lol forsure..Waino would be Paxson I guess (or grant)

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Sir? Try *King* Albert.

That's *KING* Albert, good sir...

He has the career repertoire of a literal God of Baseball

GOAT Hitter I've Ever Seen

I was up the 3rd base line slightly back of the Rockies dugout for 690 and GOD DAYUM did Busch erupt, even being a midweek game so close to back 2 school season.

Albert’s return to St. Louis is the only upside to the universal designated hitter, and I’m more than content with that.

There will NEVER be another RH hitter that even TOUCHES the greatness of Pujols. He will stand alone in Cooperstown as a testament to the game itself

It was actually a woman lol

@@nintendowolf that's awesome! Good for her

@@bozzyb7109 Yes she's holding on to it