Albert Pujols

MVP and World Series Champ from the St. Louis Cardinals, Alberto Pujols was born January 16, 1980 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Pujols is recognized as one of the most dominant player in the game today.

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From 2001 through the 2007 seasons, Pujols has led the major leagues in total bases (2,514) and extra-base hits (593). He was second in home runs (282) to Alex Rodriguez (329); second in RBI (861) to Rodriguez's 908; second in runs (847) to A-Rod's 874; second in doubles (298) to Todd Helton's 318; fourth in hits (1,344) to Ichiro Suzuki's (1,592), Juan Pierre (1,378), Derek Jeter (1,348); and second in batting average (.3315) to Suzuki (.3335). He also won the Rookie of the Year award in 2001.

Pujols signed a seven-year, $100 million contract extension with the Cardinals before the 2004 season began. After appearing in the playoffs with the Cardinals in four of his first five years in the big leagues but falling short each time, Pujols won his first championship ring when the Cardinals won the 2006 World Series, defeating the Detroit Tigers four games to one.

In recent years, Pujols has become an excellent defensive player at first base, winning his first Gold Glove award in 2006. After the season, Pujols received his first National League MVP award, underscoring his critical role in keeping the injury-plagued Cardinals on track throughout the season.