Pujols may not have been as dominant as he was in his St. Louis days, but his 2014 season -- a .272/.324/.466 slash line, 28 homers, 105 RBIs, Gold Glove-caliber defense at first base and no trips to the disabled list -- is one the Angels will gladly take again. Pujols, meanwhile, believes he can be better, because this is the offseason he can finally re-strengthen the right knee on which he had arthroscopic surgery in November 2012. He turns 35 on Jan. 16, with $189 million owed to him over the next seven years. How many of those will be above-average ones?
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