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11-16-2005, 12:27 PM
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Re: Pujols\' Career Statistics
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] good career, I think his body will break down around the same timr Griffey's did. [/ QUOTE ] Why do you think this? [/ QUOTE ]just a guess, not particularly based on anything. It is important to remember that guys like Bonds/Clemens are anomally's (sp?), and with the supposed end of the steroid era, look to see players careers to take a more normal pattern. [/ QUOTE ] Like Hank Aaron's, or McCovey's, whose best year came when he was 31. And second best at 32. And third best at 34 and 35... [/ QUOTE ]You are a stat guru, right? .......outliers......hello.....? edited to add: It is entirely possible that Pujols kills it for a while, I was just making a generalization about all players. 
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