Pujols 700!

[Snapolit1]

Beautiful call by the announcer Wayne Randazzo. Didn’t have some canned schtick he was waiting to do. Nice call and then was quiet.

I shutter to think what phony contrived BS Michael Kay and John Sterling have pre-rehearsed for weeks for Judge’s big moment.

I detest announcers who make the call about themselves.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Beautiful call by the announcer Wayne Randazzo. Didn’t have some canned schtick he was waiting to do. Nice call and then was quiet.

I shutter to think what phony contrived BS Michael Kay and John Sterling have pre-rehearsed for weeks for Judge’s big moment.

I detest announcers who make the call about themselves.

Totally agree sir!

[Yoda]

!Felicidades, Alberto!

[Seven]

It funny to think about, statistically speaking, Pujols is the worst member of the 700 Home Run club, if such a designation exists!

All things aside, it's been a joy to watch him play. Really didn't think anyone else was going to hit this milestone, for a long time.

[Gary Dunaier]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Beautiful call by the announcer Wayne Randazzo. Didn’t have some canned schtick he was waiting to do. Nice call and then was quiet.

He's a Mets announcer. I wouldn't expect anything less.

[conor912]

Many of us won't see another guy get there. To hit 700, you have to be at around 400 by the time you turn 30. No current player is anywhere even remotely close to that trajectory.

Only 28 players in the history of the game have ever hit 500. Trout and Stanton are the likely next contenders for that milestone, but that will take them into the twilight of their careers. To hit 200 more than that is really staggering. Good for him.

[ALR-bishop]

# 3 all time in RBIs with outside chance of # 2

[Seven]

Originally Posted by conor912

Many of us won't see another guy get there. To hit 700, you have to be at around 400 by the time you turn 30. No current player is anywhere even remotely close to that trajectory.

Only 28 players in the history of the game have ever hit 500. Trout and Stanton are the likely next contenders for that milestone, but that will take them into the twilight of their careers. To hit 200 more than that is really staggering. Good for him.

I think Harper has a decent shot at 500 if he can stay healthy. But I agree 600 let alone 700 is unlikely for a long time.

[Wanaselja]

Originally Posted by Gary Dunaier

He's a Mets announcer. I wouldn't expect anything less.

Best in the business. Both TV and Radio. Pujols is good too though.