Autographed Albert Pujols 2011 World Series Baseball (MLB Authenticated)

Autographed Albert Pujols 2011 World Series Baseball. By the end of the 2009 season, Pujols ranked in the top 15 players in major league history in four statistical categories: on-base percentage (twelfth), slugging percentage (fourth), on-base plus slugging (OPS; fourth), and adjusted OPS (tied for sixth). He also ranks in the top 500 players in major league history in a variety of statistical categories , and is a three-time MVP. From 2001 to 2005, Pujols hit 201 home runs, second all-time for the most hit in a player's first five seasons. By 2009, he had reached the 350-homer plateau at the age of 29, the third-youngest to do so and surpassed Ralph Kiner's record for most home runs in his first nine seasons. In doing so, Pujols became the first player to hit 30 or more home runs in the first nine seasons of his career, extended it to 10 in 2010, as well the second player to have 100 or more RBIs in the same timespan. In his first 5,000 career at bats, Pujols hit 372 doubles, 358 home runs, and 14 triples for a total of 744 extra-base hits, the most in NL history. He has scored 100 or more runs in nine of his ten seasons. He currently has eight career walk-off home runs. His 1,230 RBI is second all-time among Cardinal players, only Stan Musial has more.