Albert Pujols got his 100^th RBI last night which gave him his 9^th straight season with at least 100RBIs to start off his young career. The MLB player with a longer streak to start off his career in the history of the league was Hall of Famer Al Simmons, who had 11 straight with the Philadelphia Athletics from 1924-1934.

So the first and unusual statistical question I hear this morning is from ESPN’s Mike and Mike show:

Of all active MLB players, there are 7 total players with at least 9-100RBI seasons with Albert Pujols now being one of them. Given 10 minutes, I only named 3 out of the 6 remaining players correctly. Give yourself the same time to name the 6 other players before scrolling down for the answer:

Courtesy of Zurga/AP

1. Manny Ramirez (12)

2. Alex Rodriguez (12)

3. Jim Thome (9)

4. Carlos Delgado (9)

5. Chipper Jones (9)

6.   Vladimir Guerrero (9)

7. (Albert Pujols) (9) As of August 10, 2009

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