Pujols was on Roids too

[Illuminatos' Hairline]

Too late :smugdraper

• 10 years/$240M (2012-21)

• signed by LA Angels as a free agent 12/8/11
• 12:$12M, 13:$16M, 14:$23M, 15:$24M, 16:$25M, 17:$26M,18:$27M,19:$28M, 20:$29M, 21:$30M
• full no-trade protection
• milestone bonuses: $3M for 3,000 hits, $7M for 763 HRs
• up to $0.875M annually in award bonuses. $0.5M for MVP ($75,000 each for 2nd or 3rd in vote). $0.1M for WS MVP. $75,000 each for Gold Glove, Silver Slugger, LCS MVP. $50,000 for All-Star
• perks: hotel suite on road, luxury suite for Pujols charity for 10 home games each season, right to buy luxury suite between first and third base for all home games
• 10-year, $10M personal-services contract begins once player contract expires

 

[Absolut]

i think he will file it, he has nothing to lose

He's not filing shyt. If it comes out down the line he juiced and is proven wrong in the court of public opinion so be it. If he's got sworn depositions and it comes out that he lied under oath, he's in a whole other world of hurt

 

[mr. smoke weed]

newsflash they're ALL on something!!! It just depends if it's banned by the MLB or not yet.

 

[Reggie]

Even if he was on something he was just doing what most of the other players were doing. Players like Bonds Pujols A-Rod Clemens etc. are all Hall of Famers and it would be a disservice to deny them entrance into Cooperstown. It can't be considered cheating when a lot of the players do it.

 

[Spidey Man]

He's not filing shyt. If it comes out down the line he juiced and is proven wrong in the court of public opinion so be it. If he's got sworn depositions and it comes out that he lied under oath, he's in a whole other world of hurt

He won anyway so he doesn't have to file anything. Clark is fired in disgrace and might not be able to find a job because of this

 

[jfkennedy]

The Fukk is a 10yr personal services contract

It means he can't be associated with any club except the Angels for 10 yrs.

So when he retires, if the Cardinals want to do an Albert Pujols bobble head night ... Pujols isn't allowed to show up.

 

[Absolut]

Oh course pujols already won. He doesn't have to do a thing, and he has another 225 million coming in the next decade. People were already suspicious, and will continued to be as far as him being clean. My point was he won't be filing any kind of lawsuit, because that's the only way he can lose anything at this stage. Have a lil public ridicule if you get caught juicing, or sue and lie under oath, then get caught juicing and get thrown in jail

 

[K-Apps]

It means he can't be associated with any club except the Angels for 10 yrs.

So when he retires, if the Cardinals want to do an Albert Pujols bobble head night ... Pujols isn't allowed to show up.

Wow, so Pujols won't be able to be his jersey by the Cardinals until like 2030 or so

 

[jfkennedy]

Wow, so Pujols won't be able to be his jersey by the Cardinals until like 2030 or so

Yep. It made a lot of people here in St. Louis mad. Seemed like a in the face to us, though I imagine on Pujols' end it wasn't meant to be that way. But then again, you never know. But just to show you EXACTLY why some St. Louis people hate on him, read this:

Let’s imagine this scenario: Pujols fulfills his 10-year playing contract with the Angels and retires from baseball in 2022. Barring unforeseen, bombshell circumstances, he would have to be considered a sure-fire first-ballot Hall of Famer at that time.

So, Pujols would then become eligible for the Hall of Fame in 2027 – five years after his retirement, but only halfway through his 10-year personal services commitment to Los Angeles.

It’s possible that by that time Pujols might consider himself an Angel more than he does a Cardinal, but as we most recently saw with Andre Dawson being inducted as a Montreal Expo and not a Chicago Cub, players have no say over what team’s cap appears on their Hall of Fame bust. The Hall decides that. So, based on his St. Louis feats, it’s a safe bet that Pujols will be enshrined as a Cardinal.

But, due to his contractual obligations, he won’t be able to really be a Cardinal at Cooperstown during Hall of Fame Induction Weekend.

It’s unlikely Pujols could don any Cardinals gear for photographs. He wouldn’t be able to sign autographs as a Cardinal. And he wouldn’t be able to appear in any capacity that represents the city of St. Louis or his former franchise.

MLB actually is banning personal services contracts now partly because of Pujols.

 

[Spidey Man]

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MLB actually is banning personal services contracts now partly because of Pujols.[/quote]

Lol the pujols rule