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Random Stat Hunter: Albert Pujols vs.

Random Stat Hunter is a new series where I get bored and start searching for random stats. Today, I decided to search Albert Pujols and his career at bats against MLB Pitchers

~Not surprisingly nobody has faced Pujols more in his career than Roy Oswalt. Oswalt has faced Pujols in 86 different times and Pujols has hit him at a .313 clip with 5 home runs and an OPS of .935.

~Jeff Suppan of all people is the only pitcher to have faced Pujols 35 times or more (19 total) and not have allowed a home run.

~Wade Davis leads the way as the only man so far to have given up 6 home runs to Pujols.

~Pujols loves the Big Unit with 5 home runs, 13 RBI and an OPS of 1.708 in 26 at bats.

~And he really really loves Odalis Perez as he's hit him at a .609 average, 2.110 OPS with 5 HR and 15 RBI in 33 career at bats.

~Former Closer Todd Jones would prefer Albert Pujols to not be in his dreams as the sluggers is 6 for 7 lifetime against Jones with 3 home runs and 3 more walks.

~Nate Robertson has faced Pujols the most without recording an out. In the 7 at bats against Pujols Robertson gave up 4 singles and 3 walks.

~Of all MLB Pitchers throughout Albert Pujols career the pitcher with the most success against the man, myth and legend is Ryan Madson. In 12 career at bats against Ryan Madson, Pujols has gone 0-10 with 2 walks.

~Jose Valverde is a close second to Madson as he has faced Pujols 13 times and Pujols is a career 0-10 with 3 walks.

~The starting pitcher to have the most success against Pujols is Wandy Rodriguez. Wandy has faced Pujols 34 times and has limited him to a .143 average and an OPS of just .473.

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