@@chriscampbell3417 I said the same thing about Clemens and A-Rod when everyone thought they were clean too. I actually use AAS and have done countless hours of research on them. When you're around this stuff, it's very obvious.
@@jamiealexander7065Okay, now what actual facts and links do you have to prove your argument other than “I take steroids too, so I know when a guy is taking steroids”?
A legend who literally did everything on the field, but was even better off the field. Congrats on a great Career Albert see you in Cooperstown real soon. 🐐
I was at the game for 701 with my dad, hes 73 now and it's probably the last Cardinals game we will have together. I wont ever forget those moments and it's unreal to experience it when I was a kid at 5 years old to nearly 30 years old now. Thanks for the memories Albert.
I live in LA, and I am a Dodger fan. However, I got tickets for the game vs the Cardinals on 9/23 hoping 5 would hit 699 and 700, and that’s what happened. Given how fortunate enough I was to get to see 700, I learned that we can never takes legends for granted. The entire place rooted for him even though it was played at Dodger Stadium, not Busch. It was unforgettable and surreal to see and I’m sad to see him go, but he more than earned it.
I feel you bro. I’m also a dodgers fan and it would’ve been better at Busch stadium. Albert has come through so much his entire career for so long. He deserves this. Except not the dodgers who lost to the padres in the nlds
When my Astros were in the N.L. You broke my heart for what you did, honestly that’s what legends do, glad I was fortunate enough to see an all time great play and get 700 HR’s plus 3000 hits, not sure if there will ever be anyone like you, GOD BLESS YOU Pujols.
Dude he has 13 or 14 seasons of 100 rbi or more and two with at least 95 when he barely missed. Lmao His rookie rbi record still stands 130 something smh He was unreal and a clutch hitter in his day. 3 bombs in a single World Series game lol Animal
I watched it in real time, but seeing the three-HR WS game against Texas still makes me emotional. There's something about what Pujols did that can never be replicated.
I thank you Albert you're my best baseball player growing up and I'm 61 years old so I kind of was watching you play since 2001 I believe it was and you've been phenomenal I never thought you would get this far God bless you you did a great job for baseball and as fans we appreciate you very much
Albert Pujols 1x NL Batting Champion 1x NL Comeback Player Of The Year 1x NL Rookie Of The Year 1x NLCS MVP🥇 1x NL RBI Leader 1x Roberto Clemente Award 2x Gold Glove Award 2x Hank Aaron Award 2x NL Home Run Leader ⚾ 2x World🌎Series Champion🏆 3x NL MVP 5x Fielding Bible Award 6x Sliver Slugger Award 11x MLB All Star⭐
@@antoniramonmolina727was my argument right there ! The dude is all over the books among legends Cobb, Ruth,Aaron, Willie, Mantle hes right in the mix as the greatest player ever
I’m an Astros fan as well, but that’s arguably one of Pujols’s most iconic moments in his career and of baseball’s most iconic freeze frame, I’d be surprised if the thumbnail was anything else
One of my favorite things about Albert was he always hustled around the bases on a homer. I don't mind people who take their time, but I always thought it was cool how fast he went.
Amazing man! And a class act all the way. Remember the last at bat of his career came in the postseason against the Phillies. It was a base hit. (Molina too)
The Machine! A true testament to a big man never giving up on a true contact swing. Pure beauty. High, tight and exploding with quick hands DOWN through the ball. (Hot topic yes) but he did it right and absolutely mashed through his whole career. 💯
What made him fall all the way to the 13th round in that 1999 draft? Like seriously, I just want someone to dig up that draft scouting report on him and explain what exactly were his weaknesses.
- Heavy, bulky body. Extra (weight) on lower half. Future (weight) problem. Aggressive hitter with mistake HR power. Tends to be a hacker. Chases. - Russ Bove, Milwaukee Brewers (1999) - Good bat (speed) with very strong hands. Competes well and battles at the plate. Contact seems fair. Swing gets a little long at times. Will over pull. He did not hit the ball hard to CF or RF. Weight will become an issue in time. - Gary Johnson, Kansas City Royals (1999)
Can you imagine if Father Time was kind to Pujols in his 30s? He legit could've been the all-time leader in Doubles, Home Runs AND RBIs. Regardless, he's a unanimous HoFer, no questions asked.
0:28 The announcer says, "That ball hammered, and we have a tie game!" while the ball is still in the air, rising, and long before it lands! He knew. 😅
By the numbers Albert has done so much in this game, might not see it again, great player and even greater person, the best right handed hitter of our time.
Man, no one cared about a 26 year old rookie getting his first hit in Denver in April 2001. They watched arguably the best player in 25 years begin a magnificent career.
Desde 2003 dije que Pujols Superaba a Alex Rodriguez en la mayoria de departamentos de ofensiva. Cuando eso Alex le llevaba unas 6 temporadas, por lo cual dije , ya veremos al final de ambas carreras !! Felicidades MACHINE !! < 5 >
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Thank you Pujols for everything you did in and for the MLB, you deserve this retirement and deserved to be one of G.O.A.T.S
It’s Pujols*
I’m jp
@@Caleb31595 autocorrect
@@Caleb31595 he did say Pujols, unless he misspelled it after he edited his comment
@@thepoisonouspotato3631 yeah he corrected it
And there it is. Lockdown resume for Cooperstown, the Greatest player of our time . Thanks for showing us how it's done clean Albert Pujols
💯
Lol, he wasn't clean at all 😂
@@jamiealexander7065what evidence do you have to back up that statement?
@@chriscampbell3417 I said the same thing about Clemens and A-Rod when everyone thought they were clean too. I actually use AAS and have done countless hours of research on them. When you're around this stuff, it's very obvious.
@@jamiealexander7065Okay, now what actual facts and links do you have to prove your argument other than “I take steroids too, so I know when a guy is taking steroids”?
A legend who literally did everything on the field, but was even better off the field. Congrats on a great Career Albert see you in Cooperstown real soon. 🐐
That one year contract Albert signed gave us a lifetime of memories. Thank you Albert for all you have done on and off the field!!!
From DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴 LEGEND 🔥🔥
I was at the game for 701 with my dad, hes 73 now and it's probably the last Cardinals game we will have together. I wont ever forget those moments and it's unreal to experience it when I was a kid at 5 years old to nearly 30 years old now. Thanks for the memories Albert.
Damn lucky me and my dad went to literally the game before and the game after he hit 700
If only we could’ve gone to all 3
Ya I went to 702 game with my grandpa and he is the biggest cards fan I know it was truly a perfect day
One of the legends that a lot of MLB players look up to. There will never be another Machine for quite some time.
Gifted Athlete
Always Enjoyed Watching
Him Play Baseball
Enjoy Your Retirement
Mr. Pujols
I live in LA, and I am a Dodger fan. However, I got tickets for the game vs the Cardinals on 9/23 hoping 5 would hit 699 and 700, and that’s what happened. Given how fortunate enough I was to get to see 700, I learned that we can never takes legends for granted. The entire place rooted for him even though it was played at Dodger Stadium, not Busch. It was unforgettable and surreal to see and I’m sad to see him go, but he more than earned it.
I was there too man! *sarcasm*
I feel you bro. I’m also a dodgers fan and it would’ve been better at Busch stadium. Albert has come through so much his entire career for so long. He deserves this. Except not the dodgers who lost to the padres in the nlds
2 dodgers fans 1 giants fan
That’s freaking awesome man
Man that rules! Baseball is so awesome
When my Astros were in the N.L. You broke my heart for what you did, honestly that’s what legends do, glad I was fortunate enough to see an all time great play and get 700 HR’s plus 3000 hits, not sure if there will ever be anyone like you, GOD BLESS YOU Pujols.
Astros Fans Still Hate Pujols To This Day lmao Albert Triggered Them And I Loved It LOL
Greatest right handed hitter ever 👏
Yeah not really debatable dude
Everyone talks about the home runs but no one really talks about the rbi numbers…. That’s just crazy
Dude he has 13 or 14 seasons of 100 rbi or more and two with at least 95 when he barely missed. Lmao
His rookie rbi record still stands 130 something smh
He was unreal and a clutch hitter in his day. 3 bombs in a single World Series game lol
Animal
I watched it in real time, but seeing the three-HR WS game against Texas still makes me emotional. There's something about what Pujols did that can never be replicated.
A legend, grew up watching this man become a legend. So thankful
What a talent
Personally, I think Pujols is the greatest player in my life (I was born in 1995) so far. Damn, that man’s swing is incredible!
Yep he’s definitely the greatest player of the last 30 years
Albert Pujols Will Always Be The Greatest Baseball Player Of All Time.
I Didn't Like Albert Pujols's Early Stance It Looked Too Stiff His Stance 2005 To Now Is Better
Thank you Pujols for the memories!
I thank you Albert you're my best baseball player growing up and I'm 61 years old so I kind of was watching you play since 2001 I believe it was and you've been phenomenal I never thought you would get this far God bless you you did a great job for baseball and as fans we appreciate you very much
Thank you Albert for going down in history as one of the great’s I’m so proud of you even tho I’m a cubs fan go cardinals!
Pujols used to kill the Cubs, especially Ryan Dempster
See you in Cooperstown big guy
One of my favorite players ever thank you Albert
0:37 how right the announcer was
Albert Pujols
1x NL Batting Champion
1x NL Comeback Player Of The Year
1x NL Rookie Of The Year
1x NLCS MVP🥇
1x NL RBI Leader
1x Roberto Clemente Award
2x Gold Glove Award
2x Hank Aaron Award
2x NL Home Run Leader ⚾
2x World🌎Series Champion🏆
3x NL MVP
5x Fielding Bible Award
6x Sliver Slugger Award
11x MLB All Star⭐
Only player with
700+ hr
3000+ hits
2000+ RBIs
650+ doubles
100+ war
@@antoniramonmolina727 Yes Sir
@@antoniramonmolina727was my argument right there ! The dude is all over the books among legends Cobb, Ruth,Aaron, Willie, Mantle hes right in the mix as the greatest player ever
Albert will be missed
What a legend
What a class act. 1st ballot Hall of famer hands down.
And he should be a unanimous pick too.
@@johnnyboy55 absolutely.
He will be
We going to miss you “Machine”
Dude was feared
Amazing Career For A Amazing Man/Player With Many Records! Thank You AP For All The Great Memories!!!
One of the best that ever played! Thanks for the memories Albert!
As a Huge Astros fan, I don’t like how the thumbnail was the home run off Brad Lidge, but he has had a legendary career, Congrats Pujols
I’m an Astros fan as well, but that’s arguably one of Pujols’s most iconic moments in his career and of baseball’s most iconic freeze frame, I’d be surprised if the thumbnail was anything else
@@Mahoot yeah, Lets Go Astros!!!
@@thepoisonouspotato3631 I Hope They Win Their 3rd World 🌎 Series Championship 🏆
@@tyreepowell8367 YES!!! let’s Go Astros!!!
como se le va a extrañar🥲 a este gran jugador en la MLB⚾ gracias Albert eres una leyenda🌟
He deserves the Cover for MLB The Show 2023
Most Definitely
One night and one more time; Thanks for the memories
What an amazing career.
Muchas Gracias por todo Albert Pujols ! Te deseo felicidad y exito continuo ,saludos desde 🇨🇭 Suiza! [ ⚾🏟️ El 👑 de los deportes 💪🔥]
Grew up in Texas and Pujols was my favorite player growing up wish he would’ve made it to TEX before he retired
Muchas felicidades Albert Pujols ....es un pelotero muy disciplinado y obediente muy buen pelotero
His swing was frightening and magnificent at the same time!
Gonna miss this legend so much!
Announcer at the beginning knew he was in the presence of greatness after 1 dinger
One of my favorite things about Albert was he always hustled around the bases on a homer. I don't mind people who take their time, but I always thought it was cool how fast he went.
Amazing man! And a class act all the way.
Remember the last at bat of his career came in the postseason against the Phillies.
It was a base hit. (Molina too)
Legend!!!
The Machine! A true testament to a big man never giving up on a true contact swing. Pure beauty. High, tight and exploding with quick hands DOWN through the ball. (Hot topic yes) but he did it right and absolutely mashed through his whole career. 💯
He was a legend, and always will be.
Thank you for this video.
Also WS pujols was UNREAL.
The moment he shares with Yadi after 700🥺 and then Waino. Man I was lucky to be born a birds fan
I'm an Astros fan and people forget that the Astros won the 2005 NLCS with how Pujols hit the ball of Brad Lidge.
One of the best players to ever play the game of baseball, Hall of Famer
Hola! Albert !
GRACIAS por tu duro trabajo！🤗💐🐐🍀
One of the most feared hitters of all time, one of the most mean mugs of all time too.
What made him fall all the way to the 13th round in that 1999 draft?
Like seriously, I just want someone to dig up that draft scouting report on him and explain what exactly were his weaknesses.
- Heavy, bulky body. Extra (weight) on lower half. Future (weight) problem. Aggressive hitter with mistake HR power. Tends to be a hacker. Chases. - Russ Bove, Milwaukee Brewers (1999)
- Good bat (speed) with very strong hands. Competes well and battles at the plate. Contact seems fair. Swing gets a little long at times. Will over pull. He did not hit the ball hard to CF or RF. Weight will become an issue in time. - Gary Johnson, Kansas City Royals (1999)
@@Shizkillshadow2 I'll bet you a mortgage Albert had those quotes taped in a workout room somewhere as motivation for his entire career.
As a Milwaukee Brewers Fan you crushed our dreams many of times 😂
Beautiful
The first hit of many hundreds.
"Don't be sad that it's over but be glad that it happened" -- Dr.Seuss
He is the goat❤
Albert Pujols Is The King 👑 Of Baseball ⚾ Without A Doubt Matt Butler.
He ain't done yet no no no he ain't not in my MLB 9th inning mobile game he on the giants
I already Miss the Machine
Rumor has it that homerun ball off Lidge is still going. Crazy to think that homerun BROKE Lidge. He was never the same pitcher after that.
Albert Pujols was the Babe Ruth of the 21st Century!
Hate the Cardinals as a Cub fan, but the best overall hitter in my lifetime, been this man. Got a few gold gloves too
Can you imagine if Father Time was kind to Pujols in his 30s? He legit could've been the all-time leader in Doubles, Home Runs AND RBIs.
Regardless, he's a unanimous HoFer, no questions asked.
The thumbnail 😮💨 i can hear it
0:28 The announcer says, "That ball hammered, and we have a tie game!" while the ball is still in the air, rising, and long before it lands! He knew. 😅
Que satisfacción más agradable se me eriza la piel
FAREWELL ALBERT PUJOLS
FAREWELL ALBERT PUJOLS
By the numbers Albert has done so much in this game, might not see it again, great player and even greater person, the best right handed hitter of our time.
Best right handed hitter ever dude
Legend at work right their
“And after watching this kid in BP and that that swing right there, it will not nearly be his last”…. That age very well I think 🥂
Elite elite elite purely incredible individual’ Certified hitter
Man, no one cared about a 26 year old rookie getting his first hit in Denver in April 2001. They watched arguably the best player in 25 years begin a magnificent career.
Always a Cardinal...#5. He just never looked right in any other uniform.
I’m gonna cry as a dodgers fan, Goodbye Albert, thanks for everything
Oh My God!!!!
Thank you Albert Pujols
그의 커리어를 볼수 있어서 영광이었습니다
All hail King 👑 Albert
the goat
Grande Albert 👏 RD
Desde 2003 dije que Pujols Superaba a Alex Rodriguez en la mayoria de departamentos de ofensiva.
Cuando eso Alex le llevaba unas 6 temporadas, por lo cual dije , ya veremos al final de ambas carreras !!
Felicidades MACHINE !! < 5 >
Albert on fire
I don't think there's ever been a 100% HOF election in baseball (shockingly) but Pujols should be the first
Mariano Rivera is the only person to get 100%. Pujols won’t get it because of his time with the Angels.
@@Gemnist98 Over 100 WAR. He deserves 100%
Which is a joke that Rivera is the only one
La máquina
Great career he had! The Yankees have never once lost the the pirates!
Nuestro Pujols
"And after watching that kid in batting practice, it will not be nearly the last"... if only they knew
Hola! 🤠Albert !
Ꭲʱᵃⁿᵏ Ꮍ༠ᐡ⋆for
everything !
GRACIAS siempre 😚💗😘
Amazing career. Next stop would be your HOF speech...congrats Albert Pujols...Legend
See you in Cooperstown in 2028!!
Wow, at the rhythm he had with the cards before moving to LA, he probably would get his 700th like 4 years ago.
Goat
Cardinal
Never should have left St. Louis! Would be the undisputed GOAT and would've had bigger numbers.
Man started as a cardinal and ended as a cardinal
It's insane to me that I watched a guy who had 100 Homer's before I was even born good God
Pujols was the man. Turned 35 like 4 times in his life.