Players that ESPN put above Miguel Cabrera

the slugger Miguel Cabrera was ranked as the player number 59 within the top 100 players in the history of MLB according to ESPN Deportes.

Taking out the pitchers who were ranked higher than Miguel Cabrera, we can consider the hitters who have perhaps done less than Miggy, the same or a little more.

100. Barry Larkin
99. Phil Niekro
98. Jim Thome
97. Adrian Beltre
96. Charlie Gehringer
95.Duke Snider
94.Bryce Harper
93. John Smoltz
92.Roy Halladay
91. Ryne Sandberg
90. Ivan Rodriguez
89. Shoeless Joe Jackson
88. Willie Stargel
87.Carlton Fisk
86. Roberto Alomar
85.Jim Palmer
84.Paul Molitor
83.Roy Campanella
82. Eddie Collins
81.Mike Piazza
80. Robin Young
79. Hank Greenberg
78. Chipper Jones
77. Vladimir Guerrero
76. Cap Anson
75. Rod Carew
74. Juan Marichal
73. Willie McCovey
72. Justin Verlander
71. Al Kaline
70. Harmon Killebrew
69. Ozzie Smith
68. Manny Ramirez
67.Brooks-Robinson
66. Cal Ripken Jr.
65. Max Scherzer
64. Eddie Mathews
63. David Ortiz
62. Mel Ott
61. Carl Yastrzemsky
60. Whitey Ford
59. Miguel Cabrera
58.Steve Carlton
57.Pete Alexander
56. Dave Winfield
55. Reggie Jackson
54. Lefty Grove
53. Oscar Charleston
52.Clayton Kershaw
51.Ernie Banks
50. Bob Feller
49.Frank Thomas
48. Nap Lajoie
47. Warren Spahn
46. ​​Ichiro Suzuki
45. Wade Boggs
44. Tony Gwynn
43. George Brett
42. Nolan Ryan
41. Satchel Paige
40. Jimmie Foxx
39. Yogi Berra
38. Jackie Robinson
37.Joe Morgan
36.Tris Speaker
35.Josh Gibson
34.Pete Rose
33. Bob Gibson
32. Sandy Koufax
31. Mariano Rivera
30. Albert Pujols
29. Johnny Bench
28. Derek Jeter
27. Roberto Clemente
26. Alex Rodriguez
25.Christy Mathewson
24.Randy Johnson
23. Rickey Henderson
22. Tom Seaver
21.Cy Young
20. Rogers Hornsby
19.Frank Robinson
18.Mike Schmidt
17. Roger Clemens
16. Joe DiMaggio
15. Mike Trout
14.Greg Maddux
13. Ken Griffey Jr.
12. Honus Wagner
11. Pedro Martinez
10. Stan Musial
9.Walter Johnson
8. Barry Bonds
7. Mickey Mantle
6. Lou Gehrig
5.Ted Williams
4.Ty Cobb
3. Hank Aaron
2. Willie Mays
1. Babe Ruth

Throughout his 19 years in the MLB, the native of Caracas has 2 MVPS, 11 all-stars, 7 silver bats, Triple Crown, 4 batting titles and 2004 World Series Champion.

He is in the records of 500 home runs, 600 doubles and heading for 3,000 hits, being the fourth Latino to achieve such a streak in the best baseball in the world.