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The Polack MSgt

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8. Look at this slash line

Reply to The Polack MSgt (Reply #7)

Fri May 19, 2017, 10:54 AM

May 2017

Albert Pujols was a damn monster

2002 .314 .394 .561 .955
2003 .359 .439 .667 1.106
2004 .331 .415 .657 1.072
2005 .330 .430 .609 1.039
2006 .331 .431 .671 1.102
2007 .327 .429 .568 .997
2008 .357 .462 .653 1.114
2009 .327 .443 .658 1.101
2010 .312 .414 .596 1.011
2011 .299 .366 .541 .906

He averaged .329 over 10 seasons and not as a slap hitting fast guy beating the throw to 1st base. He drew a boat load of walks and hit for power while hit almost .330.

His on base plus slugging in that decade was 1.040. His worst year was 2011 when he hit .299, with 37 HRs

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