Bitbits, A New Crunchy Experience By Detroit Tigers' Miguel Cabrera
Miggy Foods is pleased to introduce its first product in the United States: Bitbits™, a sweet and crunchy treat that will shake up the snack category.
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Miggy Foods is pleased to introduce its first product in the United States: Bitbits™, a sweet and crunchy treat that will shake up the snack category.
Miguel Cabrera was a late scratch from Detroit's starting lineup Wednesday night against Baltimore because of a sore left side.
Did the ball disappear behind the foul pole?
Miguel Cabrera is making his return to the lineup on Tuesday night and the Tigers don't plan on easing him back into action.
John Hicks made quite the case to keep a roster spot with the Tigers.
Miguel Cabrera is set to rejoin the Detroit Tigers lineup on Tuesday for the first time since April 21.
Among players who have put at least 30 balls in play, Castellanos and Cabrera rank third and fourth, respectively, in average exit velocity.
The Tigers placed first baseman Miguel Cabrera on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right groin.
Miguel Cabrera celebrated his 34th birthday Tuesday by pounding a home run 451 feet.
Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera celebrated his 34th birthday on Tuesday night with a gargantuan home run to center field against the Tampa Bay Rays.
Cabrera responded in the fifth by lining a 1-1 pitch from Bauer (0-2) into the right-field seats to give Detroit a 4-0 lead. Cabrera, who was booed after the incident, slowly trotted around the bases.
Through the first eight games of the Tigers season, Miguel Cabrera has three hits -- all singles. He has yet to drive in a run.
Could this morph into a team-wide routine as the season presses on?
Nicholas Castellanos bristles at the notion that Miguel Cabrera, who slugged 38 home runs and racked up 108 RBI in 2016, is coming off a down season.
Jose Martinez had an epiphany while watching video of Miguel Cabrera and Josh Donaldson, and he's hit his way onto the St. Louis Cardinals' opening day roster.
The Tigers' belief they can contend this season hinges on their ability to stay healthy -- which make recent injuries to Miguel Cabrera and J.D. Martinez a bit worrisome.
As Jon Morosi reported afterward, Venezuela manager Omar Vizquel lifted Cabrera for "precautionary reasons" and diagnosed his injury as back tightness.
Down by a run in the top of the ninth and staring at a potential first-round exit in the World Baseball Classic, Venezuela sent its best hitter to the plate.
Miguel Cabrera is chasing down some legends.
Where are Justin Verlander's Twitter trolls now?
Monday afternoon, the former MVP and Triple Crown winner tweeted out he finally has his first Miggy cleat.
Miguel Cabrera might not be the best hitter in baseball anymore, but he's still pretty darn lethal.
Cabrera hasn't signed a deal but it does sound like he will have his own cleat for the 2017 season with his unique Miguel Cabrera logo plastered all over them.
Avila entered the offseason with a stated intention to cut payroll and an open-for-business stance on the trade market.
His offseason workouts have ranged from boxing to basketball to balance-ball batting practice.