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Albert Pujols Net Worth, Age, Bio, Family

Albert Pujols is a Dominican-American professional baseball player who has an estimated net worth of $170 million in 2022. He began his career with the St. Louis Cardinals in 2001 and played with them until 2011. After a brief stint with the Anaheim Angels, he returned to the Cardinals in 2012. Pujols is one of the most successful players in baseball history, having won three World Series championships, two MVP Awards, and nine Silver Slugger Awards.

As you know, his net worth is around $180 million. It is believed that he earned about $20-28 million every year during his career. As we have told you, he was selected after 400 players in the draft. Plus, his initial signing amount was only $60,000 but by the end of his career, it was about $28 million per year. His last baseball contract was worth about $100 million. Apart from this, he earned 10 million dollars per year from endorsements.

Full Name	José Alberto Pujols Alcántara
Birth Date / Age	January 16, 1980 / 42 Years Old
Birth Place	Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Source of Wealth	Professional Baseball
Relationship Status	Single
Height	6 ft. 3 in. / 193 cm.
Net Worth	$175 Million

Albert Pujols Early Life:

The first breath of Albert Pujols, on January 16th, 1980 in the Dominican Republic. He was born to a single mother and stepfather who remained friends with his parents after they divorced; however, Bienvenido went through alcoholic retirement because it took too much out of him when dealing with alcoholdiette.

One day while playing softball at 3 years old – their last game together as a father-and-son duo–someone hit an easy grounder right back towards them both. It’s what caused AZT (an acronym for Antiretroviral Therapy) which saved both mans lives but also changed everything.

When he wasn’t with his dad drinking, Albert was living with Granny and the rest of their family. The 10-year-old would hustle to make sure that everyone had what they needed as soon as possible so there were no problems at home or on outings together because his pops couldn’t stay awake long enough for things like grocery shopping before bedtime.

Personal Life:

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The celebrity chef and owner of the 5 Point Westport Grill in Missouri has been married four times. His first wife was Deidre whom he met while playing baseball for Twain LC drafted by San Diego Padres organization from 1994-1999 before launching their own restaurant called PuPujol’s2 which closed after 10 years due to poor reviews about food quality. After their divorce in 2004, he married his second wife, Veronica in 2006. They have three children together named Isabella, Ezra, and Esther.

Albert Pujols Instagram and Twitter:

As of July 2022, the legendary player had 286 thousand Instagram followers,

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And 258 thousand Twitter followers.

The rumors are true. I’m back for one more Home Run Derby. See you in Hollywood! pic.twitter.com/H97IEIXAJ5

— Albert Pujols (@PujolsFive) July 12, 2022

Albert Pujols Career:

Growing up, Albert Pujols was often taken to games by his father who played in the Harmon team. His love for baseball and desire to be just like him led young Alberty into becoming one himself! When playing outside with friends or on their family’s fields (which they had moved from the Dominican Republic), he used limes instead of balls because those were easier throws; but still managed to compete locally among other kids there at 12 years old–even though unable do so legally here due family relocation further south across Lake Toh Supreme Court case involving government officials abusing power during investigations against members of Congress led to his impeachment.

After high school, he was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 13th round of the 1999 MLB draft; but didn’t sign because he wanted to go play college ball for a year first. In 2000, he was drafted again–this time in the 40th round by the St. Louis Cardinals–and did sign with them. He was then called up to the majors in 2001 and became one of their best players!

In 2009, he helped the Cardinals win their first World Series championship since 1982. He was also named the National League Most Valuable Player (MVP) three times: in 2005, 2008, and 2009.