Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals

Age: 42 (January 16, 1980) | aka Prince Albert,Phat Albert, The Machine, El Hombre | 6' 3" | 235lbs. | Bats: Right 1B-76 3B-1 DH-2
Tm Lg YEAR G AB R H BB SO 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLG BB% SO% BABIP G/L/F % $4x4 $5x5
LAA AL 2018 117 465 50 114 28 65 20 0 19 64 1 0 .245 .289 .411 6 13 .247 40/22/37 13 12
LAA AL 2019 131 491 55 120 43 68 22 0 23 93 3 0 .244 .305 .430 8 12 .238 46/15/39 15 14
LAA AL 2020 39 152 15 34 9 25 8 0 6 25 0 0 .224 .270 .395 6 15 .230 40/20/41 9 9
LAA AL 2021 24 86 9 17 3 13 0 0 5 12 1 0 .198 .250 .372 3 14 .176 38/16/45 2 2
LAD NL 2021 85 189 20 48 11 32 3 0 12 38 1 0 .254 .299 .460 5 16 .245 50/16/35 9 8
STL NL 2022 64 180 20 44 18 32 9 0 8 26 1 1 .244 .324 .428 9 15 .250 40/19/41 6 6
Career 22yrs 3035 11294 1892 3345 1363 1381 681 16 687 2176 117 42 .296 .374 .542 11 11 .284 n/a

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He sure thought his drive in the eighth was going to clear the fence. On a warmer night it would have.
Alex Patton Alex
Oct 21 '11
His 4 for 4 game last night puts him at .301 on the season. A .329/.394/.613 line in the second half, numbers right at his career line. Not sure what happened the first two months of the season, but Pujols looks like the most feared hitter in the league again. With 12 games left and the Cards 3 1/2 out of the wild card, expect clutch Pujols to finish strong (already hitting .434 with a .660 SLG this September) and get his 11th straight .300/30/100 season to begin his career. Just an amazing feat if he can accomplish it.
Keith Cromer Slyke
Sep 17 '11
So how long can a guy with a career .315 BABIP ... and a prior range of .294-.350 ... stay down at .249?

The low doubles rate this year might be an indicator that there's some problem ... but he will rebound.
Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Jul 20 '11
A lot of fretting about Pujols and the increased injury risk at 3B and then he goes and gets hurt at 1B.
Mike Gianella MikeG
Jun 20 '11
This won't be news for most of y'all ... just for the record ...

Albert Pujols has been diagnosed with a small fracture in his left forearm and will miss 4-6 weeks.

At least, that's what the Cardinals are saying.
Howard Lynch LynchMob
Jun 20 '11
And now he will qualify at 3B in most leagues...getting his 3rd start at the hot corner tonight. Helps owners big time with the very weak 3rd base options right now in the NL.
Keith Cromer Slyke
Jun 9 '11
Home, away, laugher, tie score in the tenth inning... Albert's fine.
Alex Patton Alex
Jun 6 '11
Maybe Albert's fine ... he might just be getting "park factored"?

http://espn.go.com/mlb/stats/parkfactor

... says Busch is playing MUCH low run producing than even Petco!
Howard Lynch LynchMob
May 23 '11
OK, three new trades posted on the PCL Info site:

http://www5.myfantasyleague.com/2011/home/30782#2
Keith Prosseda andypro
May 19 '11
Actually, I think another one just came through. What I'll do is post them on the PCL Info site so that I don't have to post them twice. There's also easier to digest there.

Keith Prosseda andypro
May 19 '11