Albert Pujols says he’s ready to manage in the major leagues

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Albert Pujols says he’s ready to manage in the major leagues

Pujols, who is in camp as an Angels guest instructor, just won two championships managing in the Dominican Republic.

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Santo Domingo.- After a successful debut as a manager in the Professional League of Dominican Baseball and in the Caribbean Series with the Lions of the Chosen, Albert Pujols has made it clear that his next goal is to lead in the Major Leagues. (Continue reading...) The entry Albert Pujols aims to lead in Major Leagues was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.

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Fresh off of guiding the Leones del Escogido to Dominican League and Caribbean Series titles, Albert Pujols feels he is ready to manage in the Major Leagues. Pujols, who arrived yesterday at the Los Angeles Angels camp as an instructor after being officially named manager of the Dominican Republic for next year’s World Baseball Classic, is eager for the opportunity to manage in the Major Leagues. “I have always maintained that desire, and if the…

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