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Albert Pujols stays red-hot with 703rd career homer (0:57)

Albert Pujols has hit a home run for the 703rd time in his career 0:58

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Albert Pujols hit his 700th home run.

The 42-year-old hit a two-run shot in the sixth to break a tie and help the Cards beat the Pirates.

It was Pujols' 35th home run at the park.

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Pujols is one of four players in Major League Baseball history with 700 home runs, joining Barry Bonds, Hank Greenberg and Babe Ruth.

Pujols hadn't been hit in eight at-bats against Keller.

The AP contributed.