Miguel cabrera forbes

As Major League Baseball bids farewell to one of the game’s greats, Boardroom takes a look at Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera’s current deal and career earnings.

For the second consecutive year, Major League Baseball gets to have a season-long farewell tour for one of this generation’s greats.

In 2022, that great was Albert Pujols. This year, it’s Detroit Tigers designated hitter Miguel Cabrera.

Cabrera, on the cusp of his 40th birthday, announced his plans to retire at the end of this season, his 16th in Detroit.

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The slugger began his career with the then-Florida Marlins, winning a World Series as a rookie in 2003. He moved on to Detroit in 2008 after posting four consecutive All-Star campaigns and didn’t miss a beat despite switching leagues.

The two-time MVP won the AL Triple Crown in 2013 and captured four batting titles along the way.

Cabrera is at the end of a massive deal with the Tigers. Back in 2016, he inked an eight-year, $248,000,00