- A New Low for Miguel Cabrera
Jeff Sullivan is that Miguel Cabrera clubbed three dingers. That sort of game for Cabrera shouldn't come as a surprise, but it's a bigger surprise than the Rangers beating the Tigers. Cabrera's individual effort has
- Miguel Cabrera's MoTown Hacking
David GolebiewskiSince bursting onto the scene as a precocious 20 year-old and helping the Florida Marlins capture a World Series title in 2003, Miguel Cabrera has remained an offensive powerhouse. A career .309/.381
- Miguel Cabrera Strikes Back
R.J. AndersonSometimes trades fail to work out immediately. Dave Dombrowski traded the farm prior to the 2008 season for Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis – the perceived final pieces of a championship puzzle
- Miguel Cabrera and Intentional Walks
Dave Cameron the field for the first five months of the season, leaving no real argument for anyone else. Now, though, as he stands on the sidelines, people have begun to make a case for Miguel Cabrera. Since most
- Miguel Cabrera's Best
R.J. AndersonThe 2009 season ended poorly for Miguel Cabrera. An arrest and the Tigers’ collapse coincided with the worst month of his season which wasn’t all that poor by anyone else’s standards. The dialect
- Miguel Cabrera's Trade Value
Matt KlaassenMiguel Cabrera getting a first place MVP vote is pretty silly. That said, as a player, dude is awesome. He's not Keith Hernandez with the glove or Willie Wilson on the basepaths, but in case you
- Haunting Miguel Cabrera
Robert J. Baumann to be fit and so I eat good things. Lean meats, raw vegetables or steamed ones, mango smoothies, many fruit smoothies -- sometimes one cookie at night if I hit a homerun. A cookie per homerun, Miguel, I tell
- Seriously, Someone Voted For Miguel Cabrera?
Dave CameronFor Jon Heyman and the rest of the reactionary "Keith Law should lose his ballot" crowd, I present the following comparison between Joe Mauer and Miguel Cabrera.
Singles: Mauer +2
Doubles
- Miguel Cabrera's Ridiculous Plate Coverage
Drew SheppardComing off the first batting Triple Crown in 45 years, Miguel Cabrera is making a bid to be the first hitter to do so in consecutive seasons. He currently leads the American League in batting
- Miguel Cabrera Gets Robbed: A Tale of Consequences
Jeff Sullivan out, is embeddable, owing to MLB.com's Keep-'Em-Guessing embeddable video policy.
That's Alex Gordon going up and taking a home run away from Miguel Cabrera. While this home run would've broken
- Armchair Zone Rating: Miguel Cabrera on Sunday
Carson Cistulli innings one and six, neither left the infield -- and, notably, both were hit in the direction of third baseman Miguel Cabrera.
Detroit's decision to field a number of defensively challenged players
- Miguel Cabrera and Jonathan Papelbon: Baseball Play Analysis
Jeff Sullivan into.
But even meaningless baseball can generate baseball highlights. It's been a long time since we were given fresh, new baseball highlights, and earlier Monday, Miguel Cabrera did a mean thing
- Miguel Cabrera's Armchair Zone Rating: Results
Carson Cistulli in the direction of Miguel Cabrera, who is generally speaking considered to be something of a defensive liability at third base.
With that in mind, I provided video footage of the two hits -- a bunt single
- Mike Trout, Miguel Cabrera, and Measuring Value
Dave Cameron it hard to put together any kind of realistic argument for a non-Trout candidate.
However, Miguel Cabrera is having a monstrous September, hitting .373/.426/.797 over the last couple of weeks
- Red Sox, Padres Win the Miguel Cabrera Trade
Joe Pawlikowski, where the Marlins were dangling Miguel Cabrera, who would be 25 years old in 2008. After doubling payroll from 2006 to 2007, the Marlins clearly had no intentions of raising it again. And so
- Totally Unaltered Tweet: Miguel Cabrera on the MVP
Carson Cistulli
- Anchoring Miguel
Eric Seidman is doing. It is with this in mind that I bring up Miguel Cabrera of the Tigers, the offensively-talented youngster that is usually thought of as a force to be reckoned with when he steps up to the plate
- The Padres and Miguel Tejada
R.J. AndersonPadres’ beat writer Corey Brock tweeted yesterday afternoon that the team has interest in Miguel Tejada. Truthfully it’s hard to understand why. Tejada could potentially take third base or maybe
- The Miguel Tejada Trade
Eno SarrisIn the blockbuster to end all blockbusters, the San Diego Padres acquired Miguel Tejada for double-A pitcher Wynn Pelzer on Thursday night. Damn hot tub, it’s not 2004 any more, and now this is more
- Cabrera Mr. Clutch for Marlins?
David AppelmanBrowsing the player captions in my Sportsline fantasy league, I noticed that they had this to say about Miguel Cabrera:
News: 3B Miguel Cabrera has been Mr. Clutch for the Marlins all season, but he
- Orlando Cabrera Says No Mas
Alex Remington in French Canada, and only 72 games in Boston (regular season and playoffs), Orlando Cabrera will forever be remembered for his time in Beantown. In that way, his career is a cruel synecdoche for the Expo
- Reports From Instructs: Miguel Sano
Kiley McDaniel a lot like the swings of players Sano could one day be: Miguel Cabrera and Albert Pujols.
I’ll be interested to watch Sano in the High-A this season to see if his swing and miss troubles are mental
- Trout Versus Cabrera: Offense Only, Context Included
Dave Cameron on, and at this point, most of the arguments have already been made on both sides. If you think the Triple Crown should always be rewarded with an MVP, you're voting for Miguel Cabrera. If you
- Mailbag: Prince vs Cabrera, Pablo Sandoval
Zach Sanders both Prince Fielder and Miguel Cabrera as first basemen. Do have any advice on which one I should trade and which one I should keep?
I also have both Evan Longoria and Pablo Sandoval (eligible
- Jesus Montero: Cabrera, Konerko, or Karim Garcia?
Dave Cameron is going to become one of those hitters, with scouts comparing his offensive profile to Mike Piazza and Miguel Cabrera, among others. He's extremely strong, he's got pretty good plate coverage, and he's
- A's Sign Cabrera
Dave CameronThe AL West continues to get more interesting. Capitalizing on a winter of depressed salaries, the A's today signed shortstop Orlando Cabrera to a one year, $4 million deal - according to our dollar
- The Cabrera Dilemma
Eric Seidman on a somewhat smaller stage in terms of popularity or importance, is that Daniel Cabrera of the Baltimore Orioles will fail to live up to his potential.
The 6'9", 270-pound righty has been a full-time
- Cabrera's Velocity
Dave CameronBack in 2005, Daniel Cabrera's fastball averaged 96.2 MPH and his slider was 87.5 MPH - both were the fastest of any starting pitcher in baseball. Even with horrible command, he managed a 4.02 FIP
- Four Degrees of Miguel Batista = Miguel Batista
Jeremy Blachman
As I notice that 41-year-old Miguel Batista started the first game of yesterday's Mets-Giants doubleheader...
Batista's first game was as a member of the Pirates in 1992, where he pitched two
- Miguel Olivo Hulk Smash
Eno SarrisMiguel Olivo thought his bat could have done a better job Tuesday, so he told him so.
Apologies to Carlos Perez, but Brian Wilson's feedback to the water cooler on July first, 2011
- The Rather Prepossessing Miguel Batista
Dayn Perry
When you lay rheumy eyes upon Miguel Batista's abovely pictured Gentleman's Ensemble, the first words upon your lips -- upon them like libidinous kisses from Joan Collins and Adrienne Barbeau
- Merry Dissmas, Miguel Batista
Carson Cistulli, concerning Miguel Batista's fastball velocity (or lack thereof).
Regard:
Inspired choice by Mr. Desmond, I think, to go with Iowa there. Everyone knows that Miss California generally brings
- Projecting Both Miguel Tejada's
Eric SeidmanOne of the odder stories this season was the revelation that former MVP shortstop Miguel Tejada is actually two years older than the public had been to led to believe. Despite the questionable
- Miguel Olivo's Hat Trick
R.J. AndersonThere’s an old saying about patience being a virtue. Over the years we’ve established that possessing plate patience is a virtue too, one that some players, like Miguel Olivo undoubtedly lacks
- More on Miguel Batista
Jeremy Blachman
I did not expect the deluge of e-mail I received following my Miguel Batista piece on Tuesday. (Okay, it was one e-mail.)
Jon Daly of the excellent Designated Sitter blog linked me to his
- The Legend of the Legendary Miguel Cairo
Matt KlaassenThe impossible finally happened. Miguel Cairo retired. Cairo hung on for 17 seasons -- he made his debut the season after Mariano Rivera. One would be hard-pressed to find one season in which he