Miguel Cabrera News
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The New York Yankees fell into last place in the American League East yesterday after losing 8-4 to the Detroit Tigers, who are looking to sweep the three-game Major League Baseball series today.
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Prince Fielder hit two home runs and drove in five runs to give the Detroit Tigers an 8-3 victory against the New York Yankees, who have lost three of four games to start the Major League Baseball season.
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Mike Trout, the Los Angeles Angels record-setting outfielder, made more money for fantasy baseball team owners last season than he earned himself.
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The Triple Crown won’t bring an instant payoff for Miguel Cabrera. He needs to overcome playing outside a major market, spotty English and a history of trouble, sports marketers said.
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Detroit Tigers All-Star first baseman Miguel Cabrera was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after police watched him drink from a bottle of Scotch as he sat in his car alongside a Florida road.
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Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers became Major League Baseball’s first Triple Crown winner since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967, joining a group of eight Hall of Famers who have achieved the feat in the American League.
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Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers and Buster Posey of the San Francisco Giants, whose teams faced off last month in the World Series, won their leagues’ Most Valuable Player awards.
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The New York Yankees and Oakland Athletics won division titles on the final day of Major League Baseball’s regular season. While the Yankees’ was no surprise, even A’s executives and players were shocked at their crown.
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Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers regained the American League lead with his 44th home run of the season as he seeks to become Major League Baseball’s first hitter to win the Triple Crown since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967.
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Triple Crown winner Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers and Buster Posey of the World Series champion San Francisco Giants are among the finalists for Major League Baseball’s Most Valuable Player awards in the American and National leagues.
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