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Yep, me too

He is now 6 for 7 with 4 grand slams this season with the bases loaded.
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That's completely insane. I wonder if anyone has ever had a streak like that.
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Well, Mr. Cub hit 5 grand slams one season, and held the record for a long while. Did someone break it?

But yeah, Pujols is incredible. It's a difficult position to be in when a guy who plays for your arch-rival is the best player in the sport. As a baseball fan, I can't help but marvel at the guy. But I sure as hell don't want any Cub pitcher doing anything but nibbling on the outside corner if that fucker comes up with the bags loaded against us.
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I looked it up: Don Mattingly hit 6 in 1987 and Travis Hafnor hit 6 in 2006. Pujols has an excellent chance to break that record with 5 before the break.