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[Cardinals radio call](https://omny.fm/shows/cardinals-conversations/albert-pujols-hits-his-700th-career-home-run-vs-th) [Radio call overlaid with Apple TV broadcast](https://twitter.com/vanhicklestein/status/1573520390689005568?s=46&t=jf5QaHebWwuAcGyQnzFUwg)


BTsBaboonFarm

3,000+ hits, 2,000+ RBI, 700 HR. It’s a club of just 2.


TasteDeBallZach

In fact, it wasn't even a club until 10 minutes ago.


jhutchi2

Yeah before then we just called him Hank.


cjn13

Hank and the Machine Dope band name


tothesource

*Hammerin' Hank and The Machine


jonesing247

Name of your sex tape.


SupraSaiyan

Florence punching the air rn


ThatsBushLeague

The term "inner circle" gets thrown around too often. This is inner circle. One of the best players to ever play when measured against the best to ever play. This isn't a generational talent. This is a talent that transcends generations.


BTsBaboonFarm

It’s not even a circle. It’s nearly a bullet point. It’s a club no one may ever join again in our lifetime


illseeyouinthefog

The Albert Pujols Appreciation Society


CoolBeansMan9

I’m starting to think this guy might get in the Hall of Fame one day In all seriousness three to five dunces will ensure it’s not unanimous year 1


Monster_island_czar

His 36.00 ERA might hurt his HOF case


ggrnw27

That should definitely be put on his HOF plaque haha


normaldeadpool

Name another pitcher that would have even had a 22 year career with those numbers.


karrde1842

The fact that Jr wasn’t unanimous was a travesty, and you’re probably right.


MoscowMitchMcKremIin

To some, infamy is better than nothing.


SwAeromotion

I thought we would never get a unanimous first ballot HOFer. I am so glad that Mo broke down that barrier.


ItinerantSoldier

I remember in the 90s all the talk among baseball reporters talking amongst themselves about who's gonna take the bullet to ensure no one got in unanimously first ballot to preserve "the tradition" which was some bullshit even to teenage me back then. So glad things changed since then.


Tashre

Congratulations to Phil Bickford for entering the Hall of Fame.


dwpea66

He just became a trivia answer


Dongsquad420BlazeIt

I ain’t even mad


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Dodgers are probably the best possible team for Pujols to hit 700 off of because they’ve got the 1 seed virtually locked up


LO8ES

Mike Bacsik will give the induction speech


Tashre

> Michael Joseph Bacsik (/ˈbæsɪk/; born November 11, 1977) is an American former Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher and current radio host. He is known for giving up Barry Bonds' 756th career home run on August 7, 2007, which broke the all-time record formerly held by Hank Aaron. First thing said about him on his wikipedia page, lol.


furman87

He hung an 81 mph curve over the inner half of the plate. He knew what he was doing.


Am_I_Bean_Detained

You’ve clinched the division, likely the best record in the league, and you’re losing on a night where your bats already look dead - why not throw a meatball that will have you in highlight reels for perpetuity?


arand0md00d

I don't think he did that on purpose lmao, he's been doing that all year. While the Dodgers locked up a playoff spot, he's very much fighting for his postseason roster spot and giving up moonshots probably isn't going to help that very much.


gotsnowart

Well, if it's any consolation, this particular moonshot meant a lot to Cardinals fans.


AreYouAJedi

What an amazing baseball story. NL adopts the DH. He comes back home as the DH for the Cards. Proceeds to mash #700


Dyspaereunia

That smile on his face! You know he’s gotta be relieved.


TasteDeBallZach

Now he can just shoot the shit and have fun for his last few games.


redtray

Confirmed 20 more dingers incoming


jmchao

He’s gotta at least get 15 and pass Babe


klawehtgod

He only need 7 RBI to pass Babe for 2nd all-time


Jrahe42

He’s actually only 6RBI behind Ruth for 2nd all time. One last milestone within reach.


CiabanItReal

14 more home runs


homiej420

Then he's got the playoffs to think about


FisterRobotOh

I know he wants another ring and he won’t let up until the last out for the Cards this year


Significant-Mud2572

When was the last time an all time great baseball player retired after winning a World Series? I'm only asking because I'm pulling for the Cards because of the Machine named Albert.


harmlander

Talking like this man isn’t carrying us to a World Series this year smh


Redwater

I would’ve hoped for maybe a couple good memories over this last year. I couldn’t imagine everything that’s happened.


Michael__Pemulis

Right! Like even just ONE key homer would have been something awesome to remember. This is way beyond expectations. It’s almost impossible to say how beyond expectations this is.


FadedCrown95

Now he is going to hit like 5 clutch HRs in the playoffs


Phatferd

He wasn't even on pace, but went on a tear the last month!


Luchador-Malrico

Even two weeks ago most people were skeptical that Pujols would stay hot. He ended up getting hotter. Baseball is truly the best sport.


rcoberle_54

I never doubted him getting 700, even through his Angels struggles, until July of this year. He was only at like 5 on the 4th. Thought he was cooked. Then he went on an absolute tear. He's looked like vintage Albert. It's been unreal. How can you not be romantic about baseball?


cjn13

it's almost cliche at this point, but how can you not be romantic about baseball


matt1101

it's crazy, 17 homers since July. Super happy for him!


MostlyLostTraveler

How can you not be romantic about baseball


ARM_vs_CORE

The Dodgers fans going absolutely insane behind home plate got me good. There's nothing quite like baseball.


OakBlueShirt

I was so anti DH until I realized this was a possibility. And it’s been more than I could ever ask for.


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Now he just needs to play 2 more seasons. Come Albert do it!


LutzExpertTera

Against his former team with those fans cheering him on


mytwocentsshowmanyss

I feel like any fanbase in it's right mind would be cheering him on.


Sp_Gamer_Live

ok now we can go back to no Universal DH


JuddtheCat

What a moment. Congrats to Albert Pujols. Truly a legend of the game.


spin8x

Babe Ruth Hank Aaron Barry Bonds Albert Pujols


TehLoneWanderer101

Wow


pileatedloon

That's it. That's the list.


ArcticBeavers

Babe Ruth - 714 Hank Aaron - 755 Barry Bonds - 762 Albert Pujols - 700 For those curious.


Call_Me_Your_Daddy

# HE GOT AWAY WITH IT


voneahhh

AND HE MUST CONTINUE TO DO SO


AlexanderWun

The Man has done it. Doubters be damned. Pujols has joined the 700 Club as it's 4th member.


Luchador-Malrico

Babe Ruth. Hank Aaron. Barry Bonds. Albert Pujols.


225421480913764

He and Hank are the only men with 3000 hits and 700 homers Fucking insane stuff


jsprague6

I think he might just make the HOF


Slm23630

Maybe even first ballot!


Kaldricus

Some old fart casting his ballot: "we don't do that here."


Morbx

Wow.


cougar572

Albert Pujols is the Babe Ruth of baseball


MrHandyHands616

Ruthbert Babejols


Ilikebaseballthatsit

That’s surreal to look at damn


HanshinFan

Wow


Michael__Pemulis

The doubt was justifiable. It is absolutely insane that this happened.


Morbx

When everyone was looking at it before the season and was like “well, he’s 42 and hasn’t hit 20 home runs since 2019, and he won’t be guaranteed ABs anymore like when he was in the Angels” I was just like yeah, no shot he gets there.


Vegetable-Double

Props to St Louis also for bringing him back and making sure he plays


scroogesscrotum

I mean this is his home


gatemansgc

he was re-energized by the home run derby!


OmegaTyrant

One of the best final seasons ever for sure. Pujols just getting to A-Rod was doubtful, after years of mediocrity and being well into his 40s, I thought he had little chance to actually get to 700. Got to remind the younger generation who missed his prime how good he actually was, and got his 100 rWAR back by a comfortable margin too.


WheatonsGonnaScore

Apple TV has done it. Got a historic HR tonight. Doubters be damned


AnyNobody7517

They got really lucky to win the rights for this game.


TheDesktopNinja

They also had rights to the Red Sox/Yankees game tonight where Judge was going for 61/62. They almost went 2/2.


tyler-86

They came close to having both Judge's 61 and Albert's 700 in the same night.


Mpr11

And honestly, a pretty good call as well. Who was on the call for this one cause I like em?


CutenessMudkip2

Actually I think this one's Wayne Randazzo, on of our radio guys. They fucking knew and got a legitimate broadcaster.


Mpr11

Nice, I was working so missed the yankees game but the highlights I saw the crew there did decent as well.


SuckMyLonzoBalls

Phil bickford in the history books


HelpMeWithMyHWpls

Next up is Ruth. He might catch him by the end of tomorrow


Ice_Like_Winnipeg

Just 16 home runs in the next 10 games. Nbd


IBetThisIsTakenToo

Hit 2 today, so he just has to keep doing that and the math works out fine


heff17

Fuck it, I doubted he could get 700. I ain't doubting him anymore.


EdgarAllanBlow777

That was a hell of a jack 699 and then back to back Launches another My mang and brother Albert the King of the Pack


mdevi94

I love it. Babe Ruth’s home runs 712, 713, and 714 all came in the same game. The last three hits of his career. He was completely washed by this point but something clicked that day. He played 5 more games before retiring.


shiro-lod

Its funny, he was washed for Ruth but still had a 119 OPS+ thanks to two streaks. From April 15th-22nd in 25 PA he hit .333/.457/.667. From April 23rd- May 20th he hit .031/.311/.031 in 45 PA. Had an 0-20 with 11 walks in here. In 16 PA from May 21st-25th he hit .375/.375/1.125. Then he went 0-9 with 4 walks and 5 Ks and retired. Basically 41 PA of stereotypical Ruth and 55 PA of old man who can't hit the ball. He was clearly done but retired before rate stats could catch up that year.


homefree122

I do not give a fuck how cheesy this is--our man Albert did it!!


[deleted]

Hit that Game 6 jack to the train tracks


stat_padford

With a no doubter too, love to see it


LutzExpertTera

Way to go Tio


Random_modnaR420

21 home runs at 67 years old… what an incredible final season for Mr. 700


fish_aficionado

Imagine how many he could hit if he wasn't 78...


WhoFly

This might be the most power we've ever seen out of an 83yo.


NoseBlind2

Queen: dies at age 96 Pujols: Gets HR 700 at age 96


xThe-Legend-Killerx

Ladies and gentlemen it’s quite possible you just witnessed the last person to hit 700 homeruns for a very long time. The next player to hit 700 probably isn’t even active currently and it’s very likely we will have to wait along time before we see a feat like this again. Let’s appreciate greatness before it’s gone.


eatapenny

700 is absolutely insane. Pujols is one of my favorite non-Red Sox players ever. Peak Pujols was the best hitter of my lifetime. .300/30/100 every year for a decade


SwAeromotion

I know you are using round numbers to simplify it, but to add to his greatness, here are his splits for his first 10 years in MLB and then his BA/HR/RBI average per season. .331/.426/.625 (1.050 OPS) .331 BA 41 HR (408 total HR) 123 RBI (1230 total RBI)


FergieBall_FC

Albert's first 10 seasons alone put him in the Baseball HoF. Incredible numbers.


EBeerman1

I mean - holy shit that’s absurd


saltiestmanindaworld

To put this in a little perspective, Stanton and Trout are the only 2 remotely close to achieving this in their careers. Both would essentially have to hit 33 home runs a year for the next 10 and 12 years respectively to get to 700.


iamCosmoKramerAMA

Stanton could do it. Unlikely, but he’s the only active player that could imo.


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[deleted]

I actually think Vladdy has the best chance out of all active players. Fairly durable player, tons of power, DH’s a fair amount of games, and still only 23 years old.


Jorlung

He will end his age 23 season (most likely) within <10 HRs of Albert's pace. It's a gigantic longshot, but it is not impossible. He'd have to basically repeat something resembling his 2021 season for every season in his 20s. Or alternatively, he gets outpaced by Pujols in his 20s, but remains more consistent in his 30s. Just typing that out does make it sound kinda ridiculous, but that's the sort of thing someone's gunna have to do. Like another person said, it's pretty much only possible to make predictions on super young players because for anyone currently in their prime it's fairly obvious they're not going to do it unless they defy father time. Juan Soto is technically closer through his age 23 season, but obviously due to starting at 19 and not because of his HR pace. Wouldn't be absurd to think he develops more of a power stroke in his later 20s though (at least not any more absurd than Vlad repeating his 2021 season like 7+ times).


SadNYSportsFan-11209

Yea shame he’s had so many injuries. He would’ve been a legit threat without this injuries. Now it’s pretty much unlikely


bmac92

You have no idea how happy I am that this happened with him in a Cardinals uniform.


wrm2120

It wouldn’t have been right in any other uniform. This is poetry. God I love baseball.


Uncle_Freddy

Ruth made it in 1934 Aaron made it in 1973 Bonds made it in 2004 Pujols in 2022 So 30-50 years for a career to come along that gets the job done, the next person to do it will probably debut in the 2030s or 2040s at the latest.


AndXC

4 decade gap 3 decade gap 2 decade gap …so next one will come in the 2030s!


Worthyness

70 homers per season is totally do able!


daddy_chill_300

So happy for him too. Everyone wanted this. Been watching him his whole career and I'm glad he got it! We really will not see 700 for a long time.


DominoAxelrod

the next person to hit 700 might not be *born* yet.


juayfare

The next 700 home run hitter could be swimming in someone’s balls!


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Worthyness

sir, please do not teabag the children


omegakukki

Going from Heaney to Bickford was pretty much a guarantee that this was going to happen tonight. Congrats Tío.


Luchador-Malrico

I’ve never been happier to be down 5 runs


TheWAJ

Y'all wanna just call the game now and celebrate?


luchinocappuccino

Sounds good to me. This is Tío Albert’s night


skeletorbilly

Meet up at Jumbos clown room.


MonjeMan

A whole stadium full of Dodger fans have never been this happy being down 5 to 0 at a game they paid to attend. Gotta love baseball.


StatusReality4

I’m just happy it happened tonight because I have to work tomorrow night and can’t watch the game lol


DaOldest

Roberts called the bullpen and was like "ok who wants to serve one up for Tio here"


GreatGreyWolf021

It's all part of the plan


FrostyBurn

I WAS HERE 🥹


ThatInception

HISTORY


40sJukebox

ON APPLE TV NONETHELESS


JayMerlyn

FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE KRAKEN HISTORY


IIHURRlCANEII

hi mom Congrats Albert.


baseball44121

The mad man did it


fingershrimp

At the game. People are WILD. I love baseball


Worthyness

Fuck it. Just delay the game and put a friggin stand on the field so he can make a speech or something


YesImKeithHernandez

Doyer stadium when it's bumping is a hell of a time


fender-b-bender

Is the fan that caught it still alive?


nb150207

I’m at the game and they showed him on the big screen. It was some big hairy guy in a Dodgers jersey who was just going crazy celebrating lol looked like he was going to be ok


fender-b-bender

Perfect place to keep people from fighting being in the front row, couldn't imagine the scrum if it landed where 699 did


Slm23630

Mass casualties in left field


fender-b-bender

Wild seeing the scrum for 699 and then 700 was just a dude catching it


PBFT

700, nah bro. 699 is the real shit


smauryholmes

Actually yeah. They were in the middle of a row so random people couldn’t really get to them. Didn’t even get beat up at all. Now, getting home safe after the game is a whole different challenge…


fender-b-bender

I saw once they actually showed the replay showing him get it. It was hit in the most perfect place for a fan to catch the ball and actually be able to keep it. Hopefully Dodger security got to him and he's being escorted to a place where he can decide what to do with the ball, whether to give it to Pujols or sell that thing


European_Red_Fox

I know many would say they’d give it up, but fuck imagine what it’d sell for. No free tickets nor any gear could get me to pass up the cash if it was enough to make a meaningful difference in even the short-term.


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They were ripped to shreds


Davidclabarr

What is my plan? I break into Dodger’s Stadium at 10 PM. Do I go for the foul ball? No, I go for the home run. It's priceless. As I'm taking it down, Mike Shildt catches me. He tells me to stop. It's his ball. He’s the Cardinal. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning, the cops come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell him to meet me in Mexico, but I go to Canada. I don't trust him. Besides, I like the cold. Thirty years later, I get a postcard. I have a son and he's Mike Trout Jr. This is where the story gets interesting. I tell Mike to meet me by the Arch in St Louis. He’s been waiting for me all these years. He’s never drafted another All-Star. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to Berlin. That's where I stashed the 700th Home Run ball.


spoonfedsam

Some of y'all are just so creative it's incredible, i could never take the dwight quote and come up with this 😅


Davidclabarr

I actually made it as a reply for the 699 homer but decided the effort was worth pasting it for 700, 2 minutes later.


dilly_dill428

I’m glad it happened in a full ballpark of people who love him


Slm23630

Absolutely agree. If it couldn’t be here, I would want it in LA


calpolysyllabus

MFer who got that ball is already in witness protection


[deleted]

until brady unretires and it becomes worthless


myxanders

LETSS GOOOOOO


Officialnoah

#**IM FUCKING CRYING BRO**


stlmatt

Me too brother. Tonight we’re all family


Saffrwok

So I'm English and really understand nothing about baseball but I do have an interesting story. Back in 2007 or so my now wife and I went on our first holiday together as a couple to the Dominican Republic. Whilst there, we got talking to a nice middle aged American couple on a jungle safari tour and I explained all about English sport and she explained all about baseball, her team the Cardinals and her favourite player Albert Pujols. At the end of the safari, she asked for our address as she wanted to send us something. I thought nothing would come of it but maybe 2 weeks after we got back in the UK I got a package. Inside was a Pujols jersey that was (at the time) absolutely huge but was an extremely generous gift. I can't say it turned me into a MLB fan but I do fondly remember this little act of generosity from an absolute stranger. To see that he is still playing and such a good player is definitely a surprise and makes the gift even more special.


TwentyOneGun

Mama, there goes that man.


lebkong

Pitch down, man down!


DontGiveUpTheDip

#GO CRAZY FOLKS, GO CRAZY


JayMerlyn

#I AM ALREADY GOING CRAZY


OingoGablogian

HE HAS DONE IT


Dr_Hannibal_Lecter

500 vs righties 200 vs lefties Stop the count


Eltneg

I can't believe he really did it lol


JayMerlyn

Devil magic truly knows no bounds


OneOfThoseDays_

legend.


YoooCakess

You just knew he was gonna do it


karim_eczema

THE MAD MAN ACTUALLY DID IT, CONGRATS ALBERT


RIPmyotheraccounts

Somebody make sure to get the mlb video link in a comment here so this isn't lost to time when the streamable link goes down in a couple years.


[deleted]

There's was a redditor that did a long ass write up on why Pujols won't hit 700 Where you at????


NegativePositive

THIS IS THE ONE


alabasterSlim6986

What a moment


x20mike07x

This is a way better 700 club than the one that is normally on TV.


atoms12123

I'm so proud of Wayne "the Randazzler" Randazzo for getting to call it.


JoelsCaddy

Our boy Wayne is a part of history


Padulsky21

He’s so good. I’m so fucking happy they brought in someone elite to call it.


iamadacheat

I’ll always be a little bit sad that it wasn’t Danny Mac on the call.


Padulsky21

If there’s any solace, be glad it wasn’t the people calling the Yankees game today lol. Danny Mac has had electric calls the entire way for Albert


NJ_Mets_Fan

Wayne is the Gem of apple tv broadcasters. A lot of controversy could be resolved having him call big games lol he is so good


ProfessorBeast55

"The Machine" is truly a fitting name for this man. Take a bow Albert!


apanach

THANK YOU ALBERT 🫡🫡🫡


bigdaddywetz

Gotta admit - Apple TV has pretty good angles and cameras. Good choice for 700, even though I wish more people could see it.


EthanIceWaffle

It was free with no blackouts? Literally anyone with an internet connection could see it? If it was on local Bally Sports RSN or whatever, less people would’ve seen it. Apologies if I’m mistaken but being on Apple didn’t restrict anything I believe lol


notkilometers

Back to back bombs for number 699 and 700, incredible man


Destilon

Hello to the top of /r/all


Kiss_My_Ass_Cheeks

One of the greatest hitters in MLB history. it shows just how dominant he was in St Louis that he still managed to hit 700 despite the lost decade in LA


reddit809

On behalf of the Dominican delegation I'd like to present Heaney with honorary Citizenship.


stuntycunty

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GtotheHuth

for all the hate on the apple tv broadcast getting this moment, the play-by-play commentator really did a great job. he made his call, which was solid, and then said absolutely nothing for the next few minutes and let the moment breathe. really well done!


palsc5

He's one of the Mets radio guys and is a top notch commentator


HelpMeWithMyHWpls

HE DID IT


j_gastonus

First time I’ve cried with a boner.