After sitting on 498 career home runs for three days going 0-for-5 the day before, Albert Pujols made a bold prediction: he’d go deep twice to become the 26th member of the 500 home run club. That night, he did just that. The Machine shellacked the Nats’ Taylor Jordan for career homers No. 499 and 500 to become the first player in MLB history to hit two home runs in the same game to reach No. 500. The Angels won, 7-2, thanks largely in part to Pujols’ two-homer, 5 RBI performance. It had been five years since the previous player (Gary Sheffield) hit his 500th home run.
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