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Pujols 30 HR's already

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OG Hack Wilson:
through age 29:

batting average/ on base % / slugging %

gehrig: .343/.444/.640, 267 HR, 1,146 RBI, 1,075 runs, 182 OPS+, 806 walks, 63 SB, 3 world series titles

pujols: .334/.427/.630, 349 HR, 1,054 RBI, 1,008 runs, 172 OPS+, 756 walks, 54 SB, 1 world series title



after age 29:

lou gehrig: .336/.451/.623, 226 HR, 849 RBI, 175 OPS+

jimmie foxx: .307/.414/.568, 155 HR, 577 RBI, 153 OPS+

Frank thomas: .276/.389/.515, 264 HR, 850 RBI, 134 OPS+





just for shits and giggles

babe ruth thru age 29:  .351/.482/.712, 284 HR, 889 RBI, 219 OPS+

you gon always be my latin queen bitch:
hes not that on that "list" hack posted right?
hes clear so far

Chamillitary Click:

--- Quote from: GET YOUR WALK ON on July 01, 2009, 06:14:27 PM ---hes not that on that "list" hack posted right?
hes clear so far

--- End quote ---

one of the few superstars that is clean; same as Ryan Howard. ;)

J.D. Wykid, Esq.:
i would prefer if he just had an amazing HR streak..is that even possible?  with the way he is playing?  lol..anyway, i would prefer if he hit 74.  :bandit:


but got damnit, i hope he is clean tho.  :-\

S P I C E:
The real record is 73 Home Runs by Bonds.  If you are going to remove that from him then you have to remove every statistic from the hundreds and hundreds of steroid users during this era and you also have to remove all of the wins by any team that every had a steroid user which would mean no team would have a single win in the last 10 years.  This is the steroid era ladies and gentlemen, we cant just remove Bonds records because he was by far the best and let everything else remain like it is.  Did Bonds, Arod, Clemens, Manny, etc. cheat?  Yeah but so did hundreds if not thousands from this era so why just penalize the best ones?

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