ENTERED THE TOP 15: Venezuelan star Miguel Cabrera ADDED achievement to his MLB career

By Gian Franco Gil

The star Venezuelan baseball player, who belongs to the Detroit Tigers, Miguel Cabrerareturned to make history in the United States Major Leagues.

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In his franchise’s doubleheader against the Kansas City Royals, held at Kauffman Stadium, Cabrera had one hit in seven visits to the batting cage.

The connection of the veteran athlete occurred in the top of the fifth (of the second game) and served for the Detroit designated hitter to match some of the marks that he had in sight before starting the challenge.

His eighth double of the contest went in the direction of left field, with Puerto Rican Javier Báez in circulation. The shortstop for the visitors took advantage of the hit to score the fifth run of his team and in that way Miggy reached 1836 RBIs, matching Ken Griffey Jr. in the 15th position all time. Meanwhile, the biangular meant his 605th, tying Paul Molitor for fifteenth place in the history of the Big Top.

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As if that were not enough, he reached 5,220 bases during his time in the best baseball in the world and was placed a cushion away from hugging in 16th place with Dave Winfield.

At the end of his glorious major league career, the Venezuelan exhibited 9,897 times at bat, with 3,066 hits, including 605 bi-angulars, 17 triples and 505 home runs. In addition, he has driven in 1,836 teammates and scored in 1,523 opportunities. His offensive line is .310 / .386 / .527 (AVE / OBP / SLG). Statistics worthy of a future member of the Hall of Fame.