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Babe Ruth, Reggie Jackson and now Albert Pujols.
The latter star joined the two legendary players as the only sluggers to belt three homers in a World Series game as he accomplished Saturday for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 16-7 win over the Texas Rangers for a 2-1 advantage.
Ruth managed the feat twice for the Pinstripes in the late 1920's, while Jackson did it for the 1977 Yankees.
To say Pujols had a monster game would be an understatement as he also tied marks with five hits and six RBI in the contest.
He set a series mark with 14 total bases after homering in the sixth, seventh and ninth innings.
World Series Game 3 Recap
World Series Game 4 Preview
- Napoli Stars as Rangers Top Cardinals; Rangers Take 3-2 World Series Edge
- Holland Tosses 8 Plus Innings of Two-Hit Ball: Rangers Level World Series 2-2
- Pujols Powers Cards to 2-1 Lead: Belts Record-Tying Three Homers
- Sac Flies Lift Rangers Over Cards in Game Two: World Series Even 1-1
- Carpenter, Bullpen Help Cards Top Rangers in World Series Opener
- Midwest Best or Southern Fried? Rangers - Cards Clash in Fall Classic
- Bud Selig Appears Headed For Retirement in Wisconsin to Pen Memoir
- Rangers CEO Nolan Ryan Predicts Texas Will Win World Series
- Indians Start Offseason Overhaul: Make Two Roster Moves
- Red Sox Pitcher Jon Lester Says Don't Blame Collapse On Beer and Chicken
- McCourts Reportedly Reach Settlement Over Dodgers
- Rangers Huge 3rd Inning Finishes Off Tigers
- Red Sox Owner Sorry to See GM Epstein Go
- Rangers Likely To Pursue CC Sabathia
- Brewers Ride Randy Wolf Gem To Top Cards
- Verlander and Homers Help Tigers Avoid Elimination vs Rangers
- Nelson Cruz Clutch Again in Rangers Game 4 Victory Over Tigers
- Cards Start Fast; Bullpen Excels Over Brewers
- Theo Epstein to Join Cubs
- Nelson Cruz Powers Texas Rangers
- Fister's Arm and Tigers Bats Too Much for Rangers in ALCS Game 3
- Cardinals Roll to NLCS Game 2 Win; Head Home With Series Tied
- Cruz Control: Nelson Homers Twice as Rangers Top Tigers for 2-0 ALCS Lead
- Plenty of Questions; No Answers Yet for Yankees
- Phillies Could Face Overhaul After Disappointing Postseason
- Post Philly Hurt Feelings Ryan Howard Ready to Recover
- Cleveland Sizing Up Grady Sizemore's Situation
- Rangers Rope Series Lead vs Tigers in ALCS opener
- Carpenter Outduels Halladay: Phillies Ousted by Cards
- Brewers Outlast Diamondbacks: Advance to NLCS
- Tigers Headed to Texas Edge Yankees in Game 5
- Hap-Philly Ever After: Charlie Manuel Hopes to Add to Legacy
- Cardinals Defeat Phillies to Force Game 5
- Diamondbacks Power Bats Force Deciding Game 5 vs. Brewers
- Rays Come Up Short in Playoffs But Ready for Long Haul
- Diamondbacks Cut Brewers Lead to 2-1
- Pinch-Hit Homer by Phillies Francisco Pushes Cards to Brink
- Rangers Top Rays in Game 4; Texas Advances to ALCS
- Divisional Series Game Woes Frustrating for Sabathia
- Pence Adds Up: Phillies Hunt for Title with Ex-Astros Outfielder
- Cleveland Indians Bright Spot: Reliever Vinnie Pestano
- Seventh Inning Surge Lifts Rangers Past Rays in Game 3
- Tigers on Trail: Detroit Tops Yankees
- Phillies Ace Can't Beat Cardinals: St. Louis levels NLDS at 1-1
- Lucroy Bunt Helps Brewers Forge 2-0 Series Lead vs. D-Backs
- Scherzer Stellar, Cabrera Homers as Tigers Even ALDS with Yankees
- Cano Shines with Slam: Yankees Take Game 1 vs. Tigers
- Moreland's Late Blast Helps Rangers Even Series with Rays
- Halladay Recovers as Phillies Offense Pounds Cards in Game 1
- Gallardo and Fielder Lead Brewers to Game 1 Victory over Diamondbacks
- Philliess Slugger Raul Ibanez Back in Swing of Things
- Aces Low: Washout Costs Tigers-Yanks No. 1 Starters For Opener
- Red-Hot Rays Rip Rangers in ALDS Opener
- Sinking Ship Costs Skipper Terry Francona
- MLB Baseball Divisional Playoffs Preview
- Wild Finish: Rays and Cards In; Red Sox and Braves Crumble
- Awful End To Awful Season For Red Sox Outfielder Carl Crawford
- Marlins Next for Ozzie Guillen
- Yanks Seek Cash Back: Want GM to Return in 2012
- Nationals Being Cautious: Innings Limit For Strasburg Next Season
- Jim Thome Plays Hot Corner One Last Time for Indians
- Indians Skipper Says Tribe Can Be Serious Contender In 2012
- Judge Dismisses 9 of 11 Counts of Fraud Against New York Mets Owners
- Mariners and A's to Open 2012 MLB Season in Japan
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