Acting White Sox manager Miguel Cairo celebrated Albert Pujols’ 700 home run milestone while reflecting on seeing the roots of the Cardinals’ slugger’s Hall of Fame career.
“Oh, he was intense,” Cairo said. “He wanted to be the best and he did it. He worked to be the best, elite, and you see all the numbers that he put up.
Pujols hit a pair of homers Friday night against the Dodgers, joining Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth as the only players to ever hit 700 home runs.
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