Major League Los Angeles Angels Qual Hall of Fame First Baseman Albert Pujols surpassed the "God of Baseball" Babe Ruth's career RBI in today's game, jumping to the fifth place in major league history with 1,993 RBIs.
Yesterday in the game between Angels against the Mariners, Pujols hit a 1-point RBI second hit from Mariners' starting pitcher Kikuchi Yusheng, and sent back teammate Andrelton Simmons, and the total RBI also tied Babe Ruth. In the ninth game, Pujols officially surpassed Babe Ruth's RBI with a spring cannon in the middle and field direction, and scored 1993 points and ranked fifth in history. The entire audience of
Angel Stadium also stood up to give the future Hall of Fame star a tribute applause.
"This is really a very special feeling, surpassing one of the best hitters in history, but the only drawback is that if we can win this victory, it would be more perfect." Pujols mentioned in a post-match interview.
Although Pujols' RBI record surpassing Babe Ruth this time was officially certified, in fact, RBI had not yet been calculated before 1920. At that time, Babe Ruth joined Boston Red Sox as early as 1914 and started playing for Yankees in 1920, so RBIs during this period was not counted.
But Pujols will have the opportunity to continue to surpass many Hall of Fame stars in the future, Lou Gehrig's 1994 RBI and Barry Bond's 1996 RBI. The current number of RBIs ranked first is the 2,297 RBIs set by Hank Aaron, the strongest "home run king" in history, and the second place is the 2,086 RBIs of "A-Rod" Alex Rodriguez.
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