Albert Pujols says he has no regrets about leaving St. Louis Albert Pujols admitted he couldn't just "flip that page and move on" from St. Louis, where in 11 years he established himself as one of the premier sluggers in baseball and led the Cardinals to two World Series championships. But if the new Angels first baseman was feeling sentimental about leaving the only city he has ever played in to sign a 10-year, $240-million deal with the Angels, he hid it well on Monday. "It's time to move forward," Pujols said during a news conference following his first workout with the team, an informal session of fielding and batting practice on one of the lower fields at Tempe Diablo Stadium. That was one chapter in my life, this is another. I'm not going to look over my shoulder and regret the decision I made. It was the best decision for my family. I want to help this organization get to the next level. Pujols, a three-time National League most valuable player who has a career .328 average, .420 on-base percentage, 445 home runs and 1,329 runs batted in, said he is completely healthy after breaking a bone in his left wrist last June. Though he had what, by his standards, was a subpar 2011 season, hitting .299 with a .366 OBP, 37 homers and 99 RBIs, those kind of numbers would be a huge boost to an Angels offense that struggled to score runs for much of last season. But if the Angels are going to overtake the Texas Rangers to win the American League West and return to the playoffs after a two-year absence, they're going to need production from more than just Pujols. A healthy Kendrys Morales, who hopes to return from a broken left ankle, would help as well. "It takes a whole team to win a World Series -- you're not going to have one guy carrying a club," Pujols said. It takes 25 guys. Our expectations are high, and if we can stay healthy, that's going to make a big difference. For more on Pujols later today, go to www.latimes.com MLB spring training 2012: Fans seeking the heat 'Saturday Night Live' weighs in on Jeremy Lin story Albert Pujols already drawing a crowd in Angels camp