miguel cabrera

Orb won the Kentucky Derby.  Right after that, whenever any horse wins, you will hear horse racing fans say, "Well, this horse has a great chance to win the Triple Crown."  Well of course it does.  You have to win the Derby in order to win The Preakness in order to win the Belmont Stakes.  But Orb really does have an awesome chance, and here are the reasons why.  

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We haven't seen this much young talent coupled with players in their respective prime in Major League Baseball in an awfully long time.  Mike Trout and Bryce Harper are in year two.  Miguel Cabrera is still young coming off last year's Triple Crown

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Miguel Cabrera, Adam Jones, and a group of retired Major League Baseball stars get together to spoof Rihanna’s hit song, “Diamonds.”

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After months of pathetic and ridiculous debate, the MLB writers have officially avoided an incredibly embarrassing decision by voting Miguel Cabrera as AL MVP over Mike Trout.

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Later today, the Baseball Writers Association of America will announce the 2012 MVP Award winners, and the biggest debate exists in the American League between Detroit Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera and Los Angeles Angels rookie outfielder Mike Trout

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Detroit Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera has solidified himself as the 2012 American League MVP this season.

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Entering tonight's final game of the season, Detroit Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera is leading the American League in all three "Triple Crown" categories and would be the first player to accomplish this feat since 1967

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We have been building towards this debate for years; a slow, poor fielding power hitter who also hits for average, against a fast, athletic, five-tool player who can do it all. The stakes: the American League's Most Valuable Player Award

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With two games left the Detroit Tigers have clinched their division is locked into the 3rd seed. Normally this is a great time for a team and manager, an opportunity to rest some players and set your rotation for the playoffs, but Jim Leyland has himself quite a set of decisions these next two days.

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The Tigers (11-10) really gave it to the Yankees (11-9) on Saturday afternoon beating them 7-5. Yankees starter Freddy Garcia looked awful, and didn’t manage to get past the second inning for the second start in row

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The Yankees (11-8) beat the Tigers (10-10) 7-6 in a back and forth game that came down to a wild ninth inning Friday night at Yankee Stadium.  Both starters Ivan Nova and Justin Verlander did not look like their usual selves each having their worst outings of the year

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