There are plenty of milestones on the horizon for Albert Pujols in his final season. Here’s a look at some key lists he’s ascending (through Sept. 25) and how he can get there.

HOME RUNS
Pujols has 700 home runs, fourth on the all-time list. He is the fourth member of the exclusive 700 home run club.

All-time HR leaderboard

1. Barry Bonds, 762
2. Hank Aaron, 755
3. Babe Ruth, 714
4. Albert Pujols, 700
5. Alex Rodriguez, 696

OTHER ITEMS TO KEEP AN EYE ON
Pujols’ pursuit of 700 was front-and-center, but with a storied career like his, there are plenty of other counting stat lists he is continuing to climb. Here are some where the next spot is in view.

Sac flies
Pujols ranks tied for third in MLB history with 123 (tied with Robin Yount).
Next up: Cal Ripken Jr. -- 127

At-bats
Pujols ranks sixth in MLB history with 11,406.
Next up: Ty Cobb -- 11,440

Runs
Pujols ranks 11th in MLB history with 1,907.
Next up: Derek Jeter -- 1,923

Multi-hit games
Pujols ranks 10th in MLB history with 944.
Next up: Tony Gwynn -- 951

WHEN MIGHT HE ADD NEXT?
Pujols has primarily played against left-handed pitchers this year. Here are the Cardinals’ upcoming opponents and announced probable pitchers.

Tuesday at Brewers: RHP Adrian Houser
Wednesday at Brewers: RHP Brandon Woodruff

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