Anyone else not notice...

[BunnyHardaway]

That Albert Pujols was hitting .359? I had no idea until I just looked at his stats. You'd think you would hear something on ESPN, but I had no idea.

[J0nnD0ugh]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

That Albert Pujols was hitting .359? I had no idea until I just looked at his stats. You'd think you would hear something on ESPN, but I had no idea.

The baseball tonight people are touting him for MVP. So I think they noticed.

[windseer90]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

Up to .361 and had a huge homerun in last night's game. If the Cards make the playoffs, he will get serious consideration for MVP.

[fugazi]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

I was going to start a thread with the following question, but since this thread exists already....


"Is Albert Pujols the best hitter ever?"

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players/6619/career;_ylt=AkCx_tst_UW8WV3nwR25QaWFCLcF

[bucksfan07]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

I think if the Cards make the playoffs, he should easily get it. It's amazing how he almost never strikes out, walks a ton, and has an amazing average: he's pretty much impossible to get out

[SPTO]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

I was going to start a thread with the following question, but since this thread exists already....


"Is Albert Pujols the best hitter ever?"

http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/players<...3nwR25QaWFCLcF

Ted Williams' frozen corpse says no

As to the topic at hand, this must be the quietest .361 average for a star player in a LOOONG time. If the Cards make the playoffs (and they should the way the Brewers and Cubs are sliding down the drain) then he should get MVP honors.

[dkgojackets]

Re: Anyone else not notice...

He should get it whether they make the playoffs or not without question. Hes clearly the class of the NL this year. I mean the guy is 85 points of OPS clear of second place and is one of the best defensively at his position.