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ElsaOne of my favorite pastimes is scouring the Baseball Reference pages of many of the game's legends, and while there are better ones (Barry Bonds, ever heard of him?), one of the best pages to stare at in stunned disbelief is the page of Albert Pujols. Go ahead and look, I'll be here when you get back.
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Seriously, how insane is that rookie year? He put up MVP numbers, then eventually won three MVPs and finished second in the voting FOUR times. Four straight 40-plus homer seasons, 10 straight seasons of 100-plus RBIs to begin his career, led the league in OPS and slugging three times, had a .400-plus OBP nine of his first 10 seasons in the MLB and nearly won the Triple Crown in 2010. Each number is more eye-popping than the last.
Unfortunately, Pujols time in an Angels uniform has somewhat marred what is surely a first-ballot Hall of Fame career. That was always going to b..

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Every time trick shot artist Joshua Kelley comes up with a new creation, we think This is it, this is as good as it gets. And then a few days later, he proves us wrong with even more magic. Well, this time, this really might be it. We think.
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On Wednesday, Kelley posted his latest trick shot involving a wedge and a stand bag—and it's pure sorcery. Check it out:
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Absolutely amazing. Seriously. . . HOW?! HOW did he pull that off and HOW did he even think of that?!
Anyway, that's it, folks. That's as good as it gets. At least, until Josh comes up with something better next week.
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Zion Williamson had a good run as the greatest high school dunker of all time (To be fair, Vince Carter's high school days came long before the advent of YouTube and social media), but it's time to proclaim a new posterizing prodigy. And he's also got a catchy name.
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Introducing Jimma Gatwech, a high school senior at Huntington Prep (W. Va.), who would be Zion's top (only?) competition if he were allowed to compete in this season's NBA Dunk Contest. Gatwech doesn't possess the raw power of Zion, but the 6-foot-4 guard is pulling off in-game dunks the likes of which we've never seen. Check out this incredible compilation, but focus on the final dunk, which needs to be shown from a few different angles to be fully appreciated:
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