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AKA Coastal
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He could end up being the best IMO.
mlbsalltimegreats
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Yes
All The Hype
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AKA Coastal said:
Agree.
he could end up equal to ted williams
holy crap, did I just say that?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1614 ... ert-pujols
holy crap, did I just say that?
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1614 ... ert-pujols
jbone17
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Pujols = or > Aaron. Nuff sed. 
:lol:
:lol:brokenliz1
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AKA Coastal said:
I would have to agree.Albert Pujols is what legends are made of IMO.He has it all.
championMan
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On his way to be the Greatest right handed hitter of all time. But card value wise he already so high I don't know can it go up anymore.
KOBEARODLT
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great ball player and WILL be top 5 if you ask me but he would have to do quite a bit to pass ted williams, You have to remember ted missed alot of his prime to fight for our country.
Topnotchsy
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His SPx RC Auto's were at a quarter of its peak at the start of this season. I'm confident there's plenty of room for increase there.championMan said:
serving4theking
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I'm a Cubs fan, so I wasn't happy he got a fastball down the middle of the plate, but that was the sweetest homerun swing I had ever seen. I had to admire it.
pujolsthomefan33
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I would say he is already there.........slugging Percentage leaders ALL-TIME as of yesterday...
1) Ruth
2) Ted Williams
3) Gehrig
4) Pujols
1) Ruth
2) Ted Williams
3) Gehrig
4) Pujols
Bornagaincollector
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Best overall righthanded hitter i ever seen,but he needs a few more years at this level before i put him in Ruth,Williams,Aaron,Mays league.
gt2590
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Yes.
pujolsthomefan33
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gregbara said:
Actually he is not....
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flightposite
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Well, if you go to baseball-reference.com, here's where he would stand if he was done today and where he's on track to end up...
1. Lance Berkman (871)
2. Hank Greenberg (859) *
3. David Ortiz (838)
4. Hack Wilson (817) *
5. Mo Vaughn (812)
6. Carlos Lee (807)
7. Hal Trosky (804)
8. Todd Helton (799)
9. Magglio Ordonez (799)
10. Albert Belle (797)
1. Jimmie Foxx (870) *
2. Hank Aaron (863) *
3. Frank Robinson (857) *
4. Lou Gehrig (855) *
5. Ken Griffey (853)
6. Mickey Mantle (829) *
7. Joe DiMaggio (818) *
8. Juan Gonzalez (805)
9. Mel Ott (805) *
10. Hal Trosky (795)
1. Lance Berkman (871)
2. Hank Greenberg (859) *
3. David Ortiz (838)
4. Hack Wilson (817) *
5. Mo Vaughn (812)
6. Carlos Lee (807)
7. Hal Trosky (804)
8. Todd Helton (799)
9. Magglio Ordonez (799)
10. Albert Belle (797)
1. Jimmie Foxx (870) *
2. Hank Aaron (863) *
3. Frank Robinson (857) *
4. Lou Gehrig (855) *
5. Ken Griffey (853)
6. Mickey Mantle (829) *
7. Joe DiMaggio (818) *
8. Juan Gonzalez (805)
9. Mel Ott (805) *
10. Hal Trosky (795)
prozac4312
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flightposite said:
One of these is not like the rest...
lol
