|| Charles Duno
Miguel Cabrera is living a moment in top form in the Major Leagues at 39 years old. It seems that having surpassed the 3,000 hit barrier has given him a second wind in the career of the Maracay player who wears the Detroit Tigers jersey.
The designated hitter had the 3,021st hit of his MLB career, surpassing Rafael Palmeiro for 29th place on the list of all-time hits in the best baseball in the world.
Before the game started, Cabrera had a .297 batting average with 33 hits in 111 at-bats for the season. In addition, he has been healthy from the ailments that have affected him in the last three full seasons in the majors.
Cabrera is assured of a place in the Cooperstown Hall of Fame, thanks to his extraordinary offensive numbers. He still has at least one more season left, as he has a guaranteed contract with the Detroit Tigers until the 2023 season, when he will turn 40.
With each turn that Miguel Cabrera consumes in MLB, there is the possibility that with an uncatchable the Aragüeño will continue making history in the Major Leagues and ascending in the top 30 of the best hitters in the history of the Big Show.
The Venezuelan has three home runs this season, although his contribution has not been able to help Detroit, a team that has a record of 13 wins and 23 losses.
However, the Detroit Tigers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3 runs to 2 last night. “Miggy” finished the game 4-1 with a run scored and a strikeout.
