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Miguel Cabrera is a decorated former Major League Baseball player, recognized for his exceptional hitting prowess and numerous offensive achievements.
Multi-year partnership for Miguel Cabrera's snack line, 'Miggy the Candyman,' available at Comerica Park. The venture, initially named 'Miggy Foods,' aimed to create a worldwide brand but reportedly faced challenges, with Cabrera being the sole investor for at least $2.1 million.
An endorsement deal with the global sportswear brand Adidas.
An endorsement deal with Bozeman Watch.
An endorsement deal with the automotive brand Chevrolet.
Endorsement deal with the footwear brand New Balance.
Partnered with the Detroit Tigers Foundation to donate $250,000 to individuals and families in Detroit during the COVID-19 crisis. The contribution supported meals for children, technology for students, affordable childcare, and protective face masks.
José Miguel Cabrera Torres was born on April 18, 1983, in Maracay, Venezuela. He began his professional baseball career as a shortstop in 2000 in the Gulf Coast League, quickly progressing through the minor league system. Guided by his maternal uncle, David Torres, Cabrera transitioned to third base. In mid-2003, at the age of 20, he made his MLB debut with the Florida Marlins. His debut included a walk-off home run against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. This early success contributed to the Marlins’ 2003 World Series victory over the New York Yankees.
Cabrera established himself as a prominent offensive player in MLB. Over his 21-season career, he played for both the Florida Marlins and the Detroit Tigers. He notably achieved the batting Triple Crown in 2012, leading the American League in batting average (.330), home runs (44), and runs batted in (139). This achievement earned him his first AL Most Valuable Player award. He received his second consecutive AL MVP award in 2013, batting a career-high .348. Cabrera is one of only three players in MLB history to achieve a career batting average above .300, 500 home runs, and 3,000 hits, joining Hank Aaron and Willie Mays.
Throughout his career, Cabrera earned 12 MLB All-Star selections and won seven Silver Slugger Awards. He led the American League in batting average four times, home runs twice, and RBIs twice. In 2021, he joined the 500 home run club, and in 2022, he reached the 3,000 hit club. Following his retirement in 2023, Cabrera remained with the Detroit Tigers organization as a special assistant to the president of baseball operations. He is also recognized for his community involvement, establishing The Miguel Cabrera Foundation in 2012 to support children’s initiatives.
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