Puhos hit the 695th career hit
Cardinals biochemical man Albert Pujols proved for the last time in his career that he was the Bear's natural enemy. He only played in the 8th inning on the 5th, but he scored the No. 695th career home run. In the end, the Cardinals closed the Bears 2-0 with this two-point shot. Even if Phous did not intend to force the 700th bomber, at least A-Rod's 696th bomber record was close.
There are only three players in the history of the major leagues who have hit 700 touchdowns: Barry Bonds 762 Bang, Hank Aaron 755 Bang, and Babe Ruth 714 Bang. A-Rod had the opportunity to challenge the record, but was screwed up by his own drug case and was finally asked by Yankees to retire early. Phous's speed of starting was not as good as the four in the front, but his continued combat power was extremely strong, just like Hank Allen back then, he fought until he was 42 years old.
Phous is a beloved player, and most players and fans respect him, except for Bears fans. The bear and the Cardinals in the central area of the National League are feuds, equivalent to the Red Sox and Yankees. In 2011, Phous left because he was dissatisfied with the Cardinals' bid. At that time, some people suspected that he would run to the Bear (later to the Angel).
Today's home game is the last time Cardinals play against the Bears this season. The two sides were originally in a 0-0 deadlock, but Phous made the Cardinals complete a three-game sweep in a shocking blow. Even on the curtain call, Phous still won't let the Bear go. He was once named one of the top ten "Bear Killers" in history by the US media NBC. At that time, the Hall of Fame may lose votes from , Chicago .
