Pujols hits HR #500

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  • johnsontravis@ymail.com
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    Originally posted by onlyalbert
    So you don't think less of Bond's record? I sure do.
    I think Bonds is very different. Everyone thinks he was HOF bound without them, but I disagree. His first 4 years were really nothing eye popping. I thinks it pretty clear he started using steroids that 5th year and just keep adding more. Bonds took a 25HR guy and made himself a 75HR guy. It was sickening to watch his ego grow with his head. His stats aren't even human...he just took it to a disgraceful level.

    And the fact he can lie still to this day is pretty sad. I would respect him more if he came out saying yah I did it like most of baseball. The fact that he can continue to say he never knew he did is just sad. Everyone knows he did it intentionally...you don't go from 25 to 73.

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  • xsentrixsupra
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    Originally posted by PAC
    I agree, let em roid. Baseball was boring enough to begin with. If it turns into nothing but a bunch of Bret Boones smacking infield singles for 3 hours, no one will ever go to a game. Drugs can't give you the ability to hit a 96mph fastball. You either can or you can't.

    I think thats something a lot of people don't really consider. I think people just think you roid up and just become amazing at any sport. You still need talent. I bet I could roid up 8x more than Bonds even dreamed of and I'd never bat above .002 in the majors!

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  • onlyalbert
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    Originally posted by johnsontravis@ymail.com
    Someone would get killed if they used Aluminum. It would be an awful idea.

    I don't take away from Pujols though. In this era even if he did take steroids it wouldn't make me think of it less.
    So you don't think less of Bond's record? I sure do.

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  • johnsontravis@ymail.com
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    Originally posted by PAC
    Aluminum bats and golf balls! Now you're onto something!
    Someone would get killed if they used Aluminum. It would be an awful idea.

    I don't take away from Pujols though. In this era even if he did take steroids it wouldn't make me think of it less.

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  • PAC
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    Originally posted by GoTigers
    Hey, Lets give them aluminum bats while we're at it.
    Aluminum bats and golf balls! Now you're onto something!

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  • GoTigers
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    Originally posted by PAC
    Drugs can't give you the ability to hit a 96mph fastball. You either can or you can't.
    Have you ever looked at Brady Anderson's stats?

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  • GoTigers
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    Great ideas guys! That will really send a nice message to the kids... Hey, Lets give them aluminum bats while we're at it.

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  • PAC
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    Originally posted by xsentrixsupra
    Agreed 100%

    Good for Pujols for reaching the milestone, but as with everything in this era of baseball.........guilty until proven innocent as far as roiding up. Doesn't change my enjoyment of the game. I've long advocated letting all of them roid up, we can't stop them and everyone loves lots of homeruns and injured players returning faster!

    But anyways, good job to Pujols
    I agree, let em roid. Baseball was boring enough to begin with. If it turns into nothing but a bunch of Bret Boones smacking infield singles for 3 hours, no one will ever go to a game. Drugs can't give you the ability to hit a 96mph fastball. You either can or you can't.

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  • xsentrixsupra
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    Originally posted by johnsontravis@ymail.com
    No one in this era should ever be called steroid free...just my opinion. At least no one should be glamorized as the greatest steroid free player as Biogenesis showed players can get around drug tests easily..

    Agreed 100%

    Good for Pujols for reaching the milestone, but as with everything in this era of baseball.........guilty until proven innocent as far as roiding up. Doesn't change my enjoyment of the game. I've long advocated letting all of them roid up, we can't stop them and everyone loves lots of homeruns and injured players returning faster!

    But anyways, good job to Pujols

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  • johnsontravis@ymail.com
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    Originally posted by KGoldin
    Congrats to the greatest and most consistent player of the post hank aaron era.
    ( " steroid free " if refer to, as Bonds will always be the greatest post ruth hitter)
    Hopefully Albert stays healthy and can get to 700
    No one in this era should ever be called steroid free...just my opinion. At least no one should be glamorized as the greatest steroid free player as Biogenesis showed players can get around drug tests easily..

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  • ChrisCavalier
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    Ironically, what impresses me the most about Pujols is what he does both on and OFF the field. Here is a great article which, I believe, served as the basis for the 60 Minutes segment on Albert. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it:

    Bob Simon reports on the player's incredible rise on the field and his charitable work


    -Chris

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  • KGoldin
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    Congrats to the greatest and most consistent player of the post hank aaron era.
    ( " steroid free " if refer to, as Bonds will always be the greatest post ruth hitter)
    Hopefully Albert stays healthy and can get to 700

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  • DeacDoug
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    I respect Albert for his accomplishment, but he is one of the biggest jerks in the game. I do have a $5 ticket stub from the game, albeit slightly wrinkled. Any offers?

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  • brianborsch
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    Quite the accomplishment for Pujols! Andrew, that's awesome that you got to be there for those HR's as well! Memories are probably the best thing you can have. They last forever!

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  • allstarsplus
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    Originally posted by kwitzel
    Wow.... How quickly time has gone since Albert hit HR #1 on April 6, 2001. I thought I would share the line-up card from Albert's first HR of his career.



    Thank you,

    Karl
    Karl, good to see you over here! I tried to email you and your old Earthlink account bounced back. Send me an email so I can update!

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