KTVI-Fox 2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne caught up with former Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols this week. Pujols was in town for his foundation’s “Ultimate Drive” event. They talked about ...

Pujols being the starting first baseman shouldn't come as a surprise to many. Stark claims that of all the decisions he had to make, this one was the easiest. "So why did I pick Albert?

Playing first base on Stark's all-quarter century team is the legendary Albert Pujols, and behind the plate is the great Yadier Molina. Here's the full team: Pujols being the starting first ...

St. Louis was well-represented with Albert Pujols at first base and Yadier Molina at catcher. "Let’s kick this off with an easy one," Stark shared. "I think we’ve had six Hall of Fame (or Hall ...

When the Boston Red Sox approached Rafael Devers about shifting to first base, they might not have expected the response they got. The team’s $300 million cornerstone refused, saying he didn’t ...

Hitter. “I grew up as a fan of the San Francisco Giants and I loved Barry Bonds and Jeff Kent and I also watched Miguel Cabrera and Albert Pujols,” said Judge, who grew up in Linden ...

Miles is doing it. As you get older, you have to adjust. If Albert Pujols can do a leg kick and adjust, I think we all need adjusting too.” And those changes showed up big for him on Friday night.

Here's a look at the best and worst of 2025 so far (all stats through Saturday's games unless noted): Aaron Judge, New York Yankees – He’s Albert Pujols in his prime, a one-man wrecking machine.

But most iconic? The Kid in a landslide. Alex Rodriguez: 107.0 Albert Pujols: 91.5 Barry Bonds: 79.1 Chipper Jones: 76.2 Randy Johnson: 74.1 Next five: Pedro Martinez (71.6), Scott Rolen (70.4 ...