Editorial Seventh entry
Chicago / 02.09.2023 18:29:54
Venezuelan Miguel Cabrera continued to make history after hitting a double for the Detroit Tigers in their game this Saturday against the Chicago White Sox, the unstoppable 3,155 of his career that led him to ascend to 17th place in hits in all history of Major League Baseball (MLB).
After two outs in the first inning, Spencer Torkelson led off the attack with a single and Miguel Cabrera followed with an RBI double that put the Tigers up 1-0 at Guaranteed Rate Field.
Miguel also had two more singles in the game to sign his fourth three-hit game of the season and bring his all-time mark to 3,157, taking more and more advantage at the position.
The double allowed “Miggy” to break a tie with George Brett for 17th on the all-time list. Now, with 3,157 hits in his career, Cabrera is 9 more hits away from tying Adrián Beltré (3,156) for 16th place.
Although it is known that he will play at his own pace, the clock is ticking for the pride of La Pedrera, who is playing the last month of the season that will mark his retirement as a professional baseball player.
After this Saturday’s challenge, Miguel Cabrera’s Tigers will only have 26 more games of the regular role, including a marathon of 19 games with only one day of rest between September 5-24.
Miguel Cabrera closes MLB 2023 strong
Miguel Cabrera’s three hits add to another outstanding performance during Friday’s day that has him with five hits in the first two games of the month of September.
In addition, a week earlier he hit home run number 510 of his career, a homer that left him alone in the number 26 position of all time in that department.
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