One more hit towards immortality. This is how José Miguel Cabrera could headline Tuesday’s day that ended on Wednesday and that helped him achieve another feat in his successful career that is about to come to an end.
With a solid line that fell in the center field, Miggy surpassed Adrián Beltré and took over the 16th place for the highest hitters in history with 3,167.
Likewise, “El Tigre Mayor” became alone the second Latino with the most hits in history, only surpassed by the Dominican Albert Pujols, who scored 3,384 in 22 campaigns.
With the typical smile that characterizes him and that has filled baseball with joy for more than two decades. Cabrera reached first and celebrated the milestone, which was also his 79th unstoppable of the year.
The Detroit Tigers led for most of the game, but the Los Angeles Dodgers scored two runs in the final innings to put them on the field.
Miguel Rojas went 0-for-3, David Peralta went 1-for-4 and Brusdar Graterol pitched an inning without allowing a hit.
2023-09-20 05:04:26
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