Albert, Scott & Company

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Aaron Gleeman, writing for The Hardball Times, posted an article yesterday singing the praises of Mr. Pujols. In it, Gleeman compares Pujols' accomplishments to those of DiMaggio, Foxx, Cobb, Mathews, Ott, Mantle, Williams, and A-Rod in celebration of Albert's 24th birthday (not without making a remark questioning that age, of course).

Also, over at ESPN.com, Tim Kurkjian praises Scott Rolen for his skill at breaking up the double play, with the requisite line about how Rolen "plays the game the way it's supposed to be played." Never mind taking out infielders, I'll take the .300/30/100 -- that's how the game's supposed to be played.

Posted by MO Boiler at January 24, 2005 05:57 PM
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Rolen is nice to have, but look at the Cards infield...wouldn't you rather have Polanco back? Let's just pretend that trade never happened...OK? Please?

Posted by: Tom G at January 25, 2005 09:19 AM

I like Polanco, but rumor has it he declined an offer from us. Since he accepted arbitration and signed a one-year deal, maybe he can return as Grudzielanek's successor in '06.

Posted by: MO Boiler at January 25, 2005 07:58 PM