Molina hit his fifth home run of the year in St. Louis’ win

Los St. Louis Cardinals have reached 2 wins in a row, winning the first of a series of 2 games on Saturday against the Cincinnati Redswhom they beat by slate 5-1.

Yadier Molina, the 40-year-old veteran catcher and in his 19th season in the Major League Baseball (MLB) all with the Cardinals, showed that not only Albert Pujols he can homer after age 40, hitting his fifth home run of the season.

Molina hit a 2-run homer in the win over the Reds, while the also historic Pujols went 0-3 on this occasion, one day after reaching 698 career home runs.

in great shape

The Cardinals seem to be motivated as this is the last season as a professional for Albert Pujols, the Dominican legend, who will retire after this season, his 22nd in the Major Leagues.

However, the St. Louis franchise, with a team of great quality and offensive power, has placed first in the Central Division of the National League, with a record of 86 wins and 60 losses.

It is being a historic season, since with a 99.9 percent chance of being in the playoffs, Pujols’ retirement will last until the postseason, giving him the opportunity to continue adding achievements to his legendary career.

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On the other hand, Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenadoare in first and second place in the voting to win the National League Most Valuable Player award, so the team is shaping up to be a serious contender in the postseason, where being in, anything can happen.

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