Is Albert Pujols the best post steriods player out there?
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i think he is one of the best...but you also have to put a-rod, manny, ortiz, and derek jeter on that list, but i would say a-rod is the best player in baseball today and pujols is a close second
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1) Albert Pujols - Best player in the universe right now\n2) Joe Mauer - Hitting like Ichiro\n3) Francisco Liriano - The next "Johan Santana"\n4) Scott Rolen - Veteran who can still hit\n5) Eric Gagne - Could have been higher if wasn't for injuries\n6) Jonny Gomes - Already showing power and patience at young age and could get better\n7) Justin Morneau - Starting to develop power and could evolve as the best if he can be patience at bat \n8) Chris Shelton - Streaky power hitter that needs to be consistent to succeed\n9) Adam LaRoche - Shows power but needs to solve left-handers
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If Albert Pujols keeps up the pace he's at right now, it could happen this year...He's got 57 in just 47 games. Over a 162 game season, that's 196 RBIs.....
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Right now probably. But it's close. I mean if it was bottom of the 9th bases loaded 2 outs I can't say for sure if I'd choose AP or Bonds. Steroids or not, good legs or not, Bonds is still the most dangerous hitter.
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1. Pujols\nBest 1b of all time-btw-hit more HR in first 4 seasons than Ruth, Maris\n2. Gurrero\nBest All-around player in the game, deserved the MVP 2 years ago\n3. A. Rodriguez\nHandled the transition from SS to 3b smoothly, and is still one of the best hitters\n4. Hafner\nBig DH for the Indians is one of the early picks for MVP in the AL: hits for power and avg.\n5. Big Papi\nCarried the Red Sox to a title in '04, is an icon of the MLB and is the consummate DH
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All time is Mickey Mantle. He could do it all batting left or right handed. Today it has to be Albert Pujols.
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A-Rod, Pujols, and possibly Bonds. Maybe even all three.\n\nBy the way, Pujols has a chance to break Barry Bonds's single season HR record too.
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i think that Morneau should stay MVP.\n\nAs for the NL, Ryan Howard is a great player, we all know that. But Pujols deserved it more.\n\nRyan Howard may have hit more RBI, and HR than Pujols but him team didn't even make it to the playoffs. Pujols carried his whole team into the playoffs, and into the world series... and won it! Because of him (Pujols) the Cards won the world series. So i have no idea how or why Howard became MVP.\n\nMorneau is a great choice because he's from an underground team, and he is an underground player. If you look at other teams their saying "Who the hell is Morneau?"\n\nHe's the first twin in over a decade to hit 30+ HR, he helped the Twins from 12 under the .500 to about 30 games over. He plays first base (not DH). Look at him now! He's a somebody. Around him he doesn't have much great hitters. All he has is Mauer, Torri, and Luis Castillo (an All Star) without Morneau the Twins are nothing.\n\nWithout Jeter, the Yankees still have A-Rod, Damon, Canoe, Abreau, Giambi, 26 Rings, and alot more.
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Best Current Team - Tigers have been very hot lately\n\nBest Current Player - Pujols of course\n\nMost under-rated team - Tigers at the moment, Reds also\n\nMost over-rated team - Angels\n\nMVP's - Guerrero for AL, Pujols for NL\n\nCy Young's - Oswalt for NL, Santana for AL\n\nMost HR's - Pujols for NL, Rodriguez for AL\n\nBatting Titles - Pujols for NL, Hafner for AL\n\nWorld Series - White Sox v Cardinals, White Sox victory\n\nDivision Wins - AL East Yankees, AL Central White Sox, AL West Athletics, AL Wild Card Blue Jays.  NL East Mets (ending the Braves steak), NL Central Cardinals, NL West Dodgers, NL Wild Card Astros\n\nBest Division Races - AL Central with Tigers, White Sox, Indians and NL West just to see if anyone can break .500 this year...
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In the National League, it's Pujols without a doubt.\nIn the American League, and being a Yankee fan I hate to say this, I gotta go with Manny Ramirez.\n\nThey are both lights-out hitters, who continually make even the best pitchers pay dearly for the slightest mistake.
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I'd have to say he would be quite close.  Albert Pujols is doing amazing things in a cardinal's uniform.  Each have their talents: Pujols=power, ichiro=speed/hits.  They both will have amazing hall of fame careers and are sure to break a few major records along the way.
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Albert Pujols, the best hitter in MLB
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The best batter in the world today is hands down barry bonds. For all of you that think hes a steriod junky,  you have to realize EVERYBODY in baseball used to take steroids befor this scandal\nbarry bonds is the one getting the the most for it because hes breaking so many records. He has the best hand eye coordination in the game wich is one of the many reasons hes the most intentionally walked player in baseball history. The best short stop is Omar Visquel (10 gold gloves). Of course this is my own personal opinion .
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Did I read one response correctly?  If Albert Pujols went to the AL he would be trash?  I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that was sarcasm at it's finest.\n\nThe Cardinals would not be what they are without Albert Pujols, that is obvious...I believe they would still contend in the division with the NL Central being fairly weak this year.  The pitching would carry them if he was not here in St. Louis, but offensively, they would only be average.\n\nA lineup without Albert Pujols in it would look something like this:\n\nEckstein SS\nLuna/Spiezio 1B\nEdmonds CF\nRolen 3B\nEncarnacion RF\nBigbie/Taguchi/J-Rod LF\nMolina C\nMiles 2B\nPitcher spot....\n\nThat lineup is not even close to being scary...and it could be jumbled around in many different ways and still be pretty average.  All Hail Albert Pujols...
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Albert Pujols. I live by St. Louis but I'm not just saying him cause i live here. He's mlb leader in homers(16) Sure there's people like Chris Shelton with a lot of homers but not good average. Pujols has good average and homers(16)
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No, who would ever trade pujols he is the best batter in the mlb.
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1.Alex Rodriguez  Gets edge over Pujols because of position\n2.Albert Pujols   Extremely consistent\n3.Vladimir Guerrero Hit .300 every year in his career\n4.Johan Santana    Number 1 pitcher in the draft\n5.Mark Texiera    Power machine\n6.David Ortiz     At DH all he thinks about is hitting\n7.Carl Crawford    Most underrated player \n8.Jason Bay        Should have better season than last\n9.Miguel Tejada    Should get back to great SS status\n10.Michael Young   Behind Tejada by a hair