Miguel Cabrera pulled one over on Trevor Bauer… and it was HILARIOUS! From sneaky mind games to classic Miggy antics, this ...

The Washington Nationals will enter the second half of the season with what is going to feel like a new slate. Their record won't be erased and what happened in ...

Joe Burrow is once again the cover star for Sport Illustrated. He graced the cover multiple times before for football, two ...

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Miguel Cabrera, who retired at the end of the 2023 season after a great career with the Detroit Tigers, will play in Venezuela over the offseason.

After 21 seasons in the major leagues and 15 with the Detroit Tigers, Cabrera - 16th all-time in hits - is making a playing comeback.

Cabrera, a two-time American League MVP and Detroit Tigers legend, will be playing for the Tigres de Aragua in the Venezuelan Professional Baseball League.

Sports Illustrated confirmed to cllct Thursday the issue is the first print cover for Clark, who has previously appeared on digital covers for the publication.

The 2026 World Baseball Classic will mark Miguel Cabrera's sixth appearance in the international tournament — and his first as a hitting coach.

Cabrera, who retired after the 2023 season, is a 12-time All-Star and a two-time MVP. And now, he'll serve as hitting coach for Venezuela in the upcoming World Baseball Classic.

Detroit Tigers legend Miguel Cabrera, who turns 42 in mid-April, will be active for the next week as a coach at the TigerTown complex in Lakeland.