Albert Pujols links Ken Griffey Jr. to sixth place on the list of all time

Albert Pujols strikes a two-run run in the first leg against the Mariners. (Photo: Richard Mackson, USA TODAY'S HUI Sports) [19659006AlbertPujolscontinuestoevolveinadeferredbaseballair

With two home homers in 19459036, an 11-2 win against the Seattle Mariners on Thursday night, Pujols tied Ken Griffey Jr. for sixth place with 630

In addition, with his three-shot performance, Pujols overtook Rod Carew and found himself tied for 25th place with Rickey Henderson on the all-time strokes list . Pujols and Henderson each have 3,055 career wins, while Carew has 3,053. Pujols is now five strokes behind Craig Biggio for the 24th on this list.

It was a season of milestones for Pujols. On May 4th, Pujols had his 3,000th career shot (also against the Mariners). Along with his 600 career homerunts, Pujols became the fourth major league history player with 600 homers and 3,000 visits, joining Hank Aaron, Willie Mays and Alex Rodriguez.

In seventh inning, Pujols hit his 630th career home run Nick Rumbelow of the Mariners.

In the fifth, the Pujols single has moved Carew on the whole

The Pujols circuit in two innings in the first inning moved within Griffey

At the end of the season, Pujols is expected to join Aaron as the only player in the history of the major leagues with 3,000 hits, 600 circuits and 2,000 runs. beat in it.

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