New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge is off to a red-hot start this season. He already has five home runs to his name, tying him for the top spot in the MLB.
It’s no secret that Boston Red Sox designated hitter and former third baseman Rafael Devers is off to a slow start. Amid the offseason controversy over the addition of Alex Bregman to play the hot corner and Devers being forced into a DH role, the lifelong Red Sox has not seemed too pleased with his organization.
Retired St. Louis Cardinals fan favorite Albert Pujols is one of the greatest sluggers of all time, so it's encouraging to hear him speak highly about a vital asset to the franchise's future.
Mike Trout was on track to be the greatest player in the history of MLB through the first decade of his career, only for him to slow down in recent years due to injury woes.
When Albert Pujols returned to the St Louis Cardinals in 2022, he had 700 home runs on his mind. He needed 21, which he had not reached since 2019 but he hit 24 to land at 703.
Future MLB Hall of Famer Albert Pujols wants to be the first player to cross the 700-home runs threshold and then become an MLB manager. Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts believes that is a position Pujols would be well equipped for.
Former St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa is guaranteeing one of his former players would make a great manager. Albert Pujols wants a shot at managing a Major League Baseball team.
The Los Angeles Angels are coming off a franchise-low, losing 99 games in a single-season and missing out on the postseason once again. The Angels haven't made the playoffs since 2014, and yet a future Hall of Famer believes the Halos will not only reach the World Series this season, but could win it.
Albert Pujols is remembered as one of the greatest players in Major League Baseball. Pujols however would also like to be remembered as something else–an outstanding MLB manager.
Many St. Louis Cardinals fans would love to see manager Oli Marmol replaced but after extending his contract last offseason through 2026, he likely won't be leaving anytime soon.
Days after former Los Angeles Angels legend Albert Pujols told reporters about his desire to become a Major League Baseball manager, another retired Angels All-Star said it's something he would like to pursue, as well.
The New York Mets will be without long-tenured minor league coach Gilbert Gomez for a stint next year as he will join the coaching staff of Albert Pujols and the Dominican Republic for the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
Albert Pujols knew he wanted to get into coaching after his playing days were behind him, and with two championships on his resumé, the Los Angeles Angels legend is ready to take the next step in his career.
One former St. Louis Cardinals superstar got a lot of buzz throughout the offseason. Cardinals legend Albert Pujols has been clear about his hope to manage at the big league level one day.
It certainly sounds like one St. Louis Cardinals legend is looking for a new role at the Major League Baseball level. Albert Pujols had a magical 22-year Major League Baseball career.
Albert Pujols, fresh off managing Leones del Escogido to Dominican Winter League and Caribbean Series titles this offseason, has grand plans for his future.
The St. Louis Cardinals have struggled since extending manager Oli Marmol's contract through 2026 but perhaps hope is on the way from a familiar face. Last offseason, the Cardinals placed their hope in Marmol after extending his contract but many St.
ESPN’s Enrique Rojas reports that Albert Pujols will be the manager for the Dominican Republic at the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Pujols recently led Leones del Escogido to the Dominican Professional Baseball League (LIDOM) title last month and the Caribbean Series championship, further cementing his reputation as a leader in Dominican baseball.
Albert Pujols has landed a new job, and it is one that could help him on his quest to become the manager of an MLB team. Pujols has agreed to a deal to become the manager of the Dominican Republic in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, ESPN’s Enrique Rojas reported on Friday.
Albert Pujols won't be eligible to get inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame until 2028, but that doesn't mean the legendary slugger is sitting idly by.
Former Los Angeles Angels first baseman Albert Pujols ended his first season as a manager on a high note leading his team to a championship celebration.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Albert Pujols led his team to a 2025 Dominican League championship on Monday, adding to his already Hall of Fame resume.
St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols is a no-doubt Hall of Fame candidate after retiring from his illustrious 22-year career in 2022. The 11-time All-Star knows a thing or two about what it takes to earn baseball immortality.
The Dominican winter league, known as LIDOM, is currently playing out its championship between Tigres del Licey and Leones del Escogido, managed by Pujols.
St. Louis Cardinals legends Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina both retired following the 2022 season. Career-long Cardinals pitcher Adam Wainwright called it quits after the 2023 campaign. In 2024, however, one former longtime teammate of the trio is returning to St. Louis for at least one more year.
Pujols should be a massive addition to the broadcast. After a 22-year MLB career, who better to analyze the game than a future first-ballot Hall of Famer?
Future Hall of Famer Albert Pujols has enjoyed a career renaissance after returning to the St. Louis Cardinals to finish his Major League career back where
Albert Pujols certainly knows how to rise to the occasion. Twenty-one years ago, Pujols homered in his first game at Busch Stadium. On Sunday, Pujols' final regular season game at the stadium, he went deep once more.
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