Albert Pujols 700th Home Run at Dodger Stadium - Backstage Dodgers Season 9 (2022)
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- čas přidán 3. 10. 2022
- In this week’s episode of Backstage Dodgers, newly drafted Dodger Dalton Rushing visits Dodger Stadium and Albert Pujols hits his 700th home run at Dodger Stadium.
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The only time I was remotely happy after a Dodger loss. We love Tio Albert!!!
Class Act by Dodgers. Albert will always be a GOAT
At least I "invested" in a few Albert Pujols rookie cards 20 years ago. A definite congratulations to Tio Albert for reaching the 700 home run club.
So happy for TIO Albert! Couldn't happen to a better guy even though he did it against our dodgers. I love watching backstage dodgers!
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Dodgers being classy as always, love Tio Albert 💙❤
Lifetime Dodger fan, I was lucky enough to have my cousin Ed give me the best seats I've ever had in my life at the stadium. It turned out to be the most historic moment I've seen in person. I was 13 when pops and I watched game 1 of the 1988 World Series. As a young Dodger fan Gibby's homerun is still the best MLB moment I've ever witnessed on TV. This moment ranks right up there especially of the historic context. My cousin Joe and I and the whole stadium knew the magnitude of the moment. I have NEVER heard the stadium cheer so loud for an opponent's homerun! That's the kind of class act Albert Pujol's is. That's the kind of moment it was. He'll always be our Tio Albert. Gracias Tio! The Cards beat us like a drum that night but we all knew the historic moment was bigger than the game. Oh and the seats came with access to an all you can eat buffet AND it was fireworks night! I mean the planets really aligned for me that night! The stars too! I got the moment on video check it out!
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That’s amazing! Love it, go dodgers and go tio albert
Over here crying my eyes out!! WE LOVE YOU TIO ALBERT!
To do what he has done in an era of pitch tracking and heat maps. He is one of the greatest of all time, and you can argue the greatest due to the fact that he did what he did when he did it, in the age of analysis.
His daughter repping LA 🎉🎉🎉
What a beautiful moment! The speech to the LA franchise/ fans
Happy to have been there to witness this in person! Almost had 699 btw it was right next to me but the guy I was standing next to got it 😂😭
I called it too! I had a feeling he was gonna do it at Dodger Stadium! 💙⚾️🌭
The Dodgers and Cardinals have shared some incredible postseason moments. I hope they meet in the playoffs again this year.
Such a beautiful moment!
As a Cardinals fan, it's so awesome to see the Dodgers organization join in the celebration for this huge moment. While I always wish Albert could have done it in St. Louis, hitting 700 at Dodger Stadium is a wonderful consolation!
We helped him get to 700
No thanks to the Angels for letting him go! If it hadn’t been for us signing him to play with us in 2021 who knows if he would’ve made it to 700 (more likely not)
Glad he finished his career in a Cardinal Uniform too! 🙏🏽
8:10 love how they put a video of him hitting a home off the team that gave up on him
Just like the 700 Career home run game I was there to see that too! Lol
It was dope to see that 700th Career Home Run in person! Not a single boo and literally all the Dodger fans were bouncing off their seats we didn’t care that we lost that night lol
I have a great Pujols story. One year, Pujols played for the Anaheim Angels. We live in South Texas and I was on vacation in California, where I'm from, and took my two sons to see a game in Anaheim, but only because my childhood favorite Dodgers weren't in town. So as a "consolation", we got to see something that changed our lives forever. The Angels were playing the Houston Astros and were down by a run. Pujols came up to bat and when the count went to 1-1, I started to chant, "Homer, homer, homer!" Half the people around us were Astros fans, who looked at me with some scorn. My boys chanted with me. The next pitch, Pujols parked one deep in the bleachers. The Angels fans pumped their fists and looked back at us with cheering approval of my apparent home run prognostication. Later in the game, the Angels were up 3-2 and Pujols came up to bat again. When the count reached 2-1, I started to make the same "Homer, homer, homer!" chant. The Astros fans looked back at me with curled-lipped derision. Next pitch, Pujols parks a two-run homer into the bleachers and the Angels end up winning the game. From then on, my sons were hooked on baseball. Now, my oldest plays baseball with his local community college and my youngest is a two-sport phenom in football and baseball and on track to get an athletic scholarship. We watched Pujols' 700 on TV as it happened, and my youngest son was nearly moved to tears as it reminded him of one of his fondest early childhood memories.
It was poetic. If not at Busch at the stadium that revitalized the end of his career. Tip of the cap, Tío.
a great player but just a better human.
i love this video
love some TIO
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Happy for Tio! Btw I like how they didn’t mention Bonds by name when talking about the other 700 hr club members 😂
LOL They Knew He Cheated
It’s funny that they didn’t say Barry Binds, they just played the clip
Had to close this. Couldn't watch past Dalton's selection. The gum smacking was annoying AF
Is there anyone hotter than 40+ year old Albert Pujols (Judge notwithstanding)? Dude has 24 HR/68 RBI.... in just 300 ABs! 500 ABs would have gotten him 40 HR/113 RBI
I dont count bonds hes a cheater ruth and hank did it with pure power not steriods. So actually its should be hank albert and ruth
Your right