Pujols 600 HR in grand style

Josè Alberto Pujols Alcantara known to everyone by the name of Albert Pujols became the ninth player in MLB history to hit 600 homerun in his career and did it in great style with a big homerun slam on Saturday, June 3 against the Minnesota Twins by beating out a change- Up and down low launched by Santana. NE has made the Santo Domingo racket since the 2 April 2001 debut in the Majors playing left fielder to give room to Mark McGuire on the base, his first homerun dates back to the night of April 4, 2001 against the pitcher Armando Reynoso when Temporarily pared the match of his Cardinals away against the Diamondbacks. From that moment on, his career was beyond any expectation, counting that he was chosen in the draft of 1999 at the thirteenth turn at call number 402, which can be considered posteriori as Pujols' goals are the best call of baseball history. First named "Prince" Albert then chased "King" Albert or the Machine the Dominican batsman has always been a full-fledged, phenomenal player but also excellent in defensive at the base, excellent contact knocker with a swing and a body like this Become a Offspring from 600 Homeruns in Career. In a nutshell the number three is ideal for every lineup but now at 37 years things have changed a bit, after winning everything and giving it all Pujols is a different player, in fact the serious problems with the knee cartilage have greatly restricted it in Defense (more reason to sign with the Angels face the role of DH available) and to the plate where the swing in swing speed has even lowered the beat. But in spite of everything, he continues to keep discreet meddles while the HR and RBI are always in the MLB elite, providing Mike Trout with a great "protection" beating behind him as the number 4 of the lineup, the number 4 position of clean up at Pujols is new as he has always been number 3 for all of his career including All Star Game. Now with its falling average is the position already suited for him where with men in the base still manages to be a more than fearful beaver, Ask Ervin Santana for a full set of bases not perfectly positioning a change up gave 4 points with just one bout. Dominant sluggers will undoubtedly be elected in the hall of starvation with 100% of the votes in favor (hoping, of course, that there is no sick judge as protagonist as in the case of Greg Maddux) and personal goals that can reach their career are still exceptional. The closest goal is that of 3000 career-wagers now being 2876, and then in the viewfinder two very important records, the first being the most "simple" of the two, namely Hank Aaron of the 2297 RBI career, since its average And already in 1859 there is a legitimate chance that playing 2-3 years can do it. Then there is the most complicated and even the most important of the 762 Homeruns of Barry Bonds, records are at its disposal but will serve to play at least another 4-5 years, and he is the only player in activity that can have a chance To beat this record since Alex Rodriguez has retired and behind him in the standings I see no one else with such numbers as impeding the record of the former outside of Pirates and Giants.
However it will end his career will be remembered as the greatest player of this era and perhaps the history of baseball as well as a great man off the field where despite the success he has and still has time to spend the days where Does not train or play with children suffering from mental illness.