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And now a little excert from the St.Louis Post Dispatch... entitled, "El Hombre Makes Mark on New Busch"

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"Pujols seems to be enjoying his new yard just fine. Just as he took control of old Busch, he already owns new Busch, which one day will probably feature his statue not far from where Stan Musial's batting stance stands in bronzed eternity. Easter Sunday, we witnessed an instant Pujols classic. With many things going wrong for the Cardinals in a difficult skirmish with the hard-hitting Cincinnati Reds, Pujols counterattacked with three timely home runs. ...Cardinals manager Tony La Russa feigned a fainting spell in his postgame remarks to the media, "I'm at a loss to describe it, man. There's a new memory for new Busch. It'll be tough to top that one." Pujols, as usual, is nonplussed by the lollapalooza. "This day's over; we need to go to Pittsburgh and try to win the series there. If it was the offseason, I'd think about it. We still have 150 games left." ... Indeed, there are only so many ways to say that Pujols is the best hitter of his generation. And then he goes again, slamming three homers, this time on Easter Sunday. Ok, so now I'm inclined to start describing his exploits in Spanish.

Albert Pujols es wl hitter mas gande del beisbol.

A los dioses del beisbol toco a Albert Pujols.

Musial was The Man; Pujols es El Hombre." - Bernie Miklasz

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Getting ready to check out new Busch Saturday. Got my Pujols tshirt all ready for the occasion! Anyone else think humble Pujols kinda looks like Phil Gentry?