Maybe he meant Michael
Did NPR really just say that Pujols has joined "Babe Ruth and Jesse Jackson" in the elite three-homers-in-a-Series-game club?
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posted by fev at 10:14 AM
Sunday, October 23, 2011
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2 Comments:
I am never forget being in the stadium when Jesse banged that third homer, chanting Jesse! Jesse! Jesse! and then watching him moonwalk around the bases.
They don't make ballplayers like that anymore, huh?
Damn artificial turf.
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