Albert Pujols

As with most collectible things, scarcity increases worth. These are the top five most valuable baseball cards of St. Louis Cardinal players. If you have one (or more) of these, you are probably aware of what you possess.

Maybe you've heard it said that the more things change, the more they stay the same. That's not completely true for many new laws are about to go into effect in Missouri as of January 1, 2024.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Wealth can be measured a lot of ways and does not necessarily equal happiness. However, it is interesting to note that the 3rd richest person in all of Missouri just happens to also be 33 times wealthier than even Major League Baseball and St. Louis Cardinal legend Albert Pujols.

No one can ever be St. Louis Cardinal legend Albert Pujols except for Albert Pujols. He's truly a one-of-a-kind person and baseball player. But, you could hypothetically live in Albert Pujols Kansas City, Missouri area home as it's now available - for a price.

If you tried to write a script for Hollywood, you couldn't come up with a better ending than what Albert Pujols did this year in real life. He has been named Major League Baseball's National League Comeback Player of the Year.

Every day that goes by and every game that is played seems to see Albert Pujols hit home runs and break records. That was the case again Monday night as he destroyed career home run 703 and passed Babe Ruth for 2nd in Major League history for career runs batted in.

He's done it again. On the final home game of the regular season, Albert Pujols hit career home run 702 and tied Babe Ruth for 2nd all-time in runs batted in.

Never underestimate Albert Pujols to rise to the occasion in a big moment. In the first game of his final regular-season homestand, he hit career home run #701 off the fries in Big Mac Land at Busch Stadium.

I think many of us diehard St. Louis Cardinals fans would love to say thank you to Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina for all of the great memories they've provided over the years. While we may not be able to do that in person, it is possible to sign huge thank you cards this weekend inside Busch Stadium.

Only 3 men before him have ever done it. Tonight, Albert Pujols joined their ranks. He hit career home runs 699 and 700 against the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night