Detroit Tigers Miguel Cabrera will miss the rest of the MLB season. The two-time most useful player (MVP) in the American League and a 11-time Star Matcher will undergo a left-handed operation after having a tear in the biceps tendon this night. The 35-year-old Venezuelan was injured during the home game mentioned by baseball rules against Minnesota Twins. Bouting in the 3rd inning against Jake Odorizzi, Cabrera swung sharply but did not hit the ball and finished his swing with an unnaturally curved hand behind his back.
The first baseman immediately dropped the bat on the ground, and his face was tortured. Migu went directly to the rainbow and went straight to the dressing room, feeling his condition worrying. Initially, the club reported that it was a stretch, but a little later the nuclear magnetic resonance found a rupture of the connection. He feels bad, he feels very badly, `Ron Gardenhigh Manager has revealed. ` He thinks he has betrayed the whole team. `
About Cabrera this is the second injuryfrom the beginning of 2018, after almost all of May healed a strain on his right thigh. Veteran`s salary this year is $ 30 million, and by the end of his 8-year contract (2016-2023) he has guaranteed another $ 162 million over the next 5 seasons. In addition to his most expensive star, Detroit loses and matches, retreating 4:6 to his `Kimera Park`. Erie Adrianza hit the first big helmet in his Premier League career and turned the score to 5:2 for Minnesota in the 7th Inning.
Ryan Lamar and Miguel Sano contributed 1 RBI to the success of the twins. Winning Pitcher was Ryan Presley (W 1-1), who changed Odoriki and made a clean defense in the 6th inning. Clowner Fernando Rodney (S 14) went 1-2-3 in the 9th. For the hosts on the hill, Blaine Hardy started, and Luis Coleman (L 3-1) was responsible for the loss, dropping two runners on base before Warwick Sopold (BS 2) served a home run at full 7th innings. Jose Iglesias, Leonis Martin and Jacobi Jones scored one point in the attack and Victor Martinez scored as a mistake in the defense.
Detroit Tigers - Minnesota Twins 4:6
