Nuestro mánager, A.J. Hinch llegó a 800 victorias en las mayores y aquí les contamos cómo ha sido su periplo desde sus días en Arizona. Además, nos fuimos al dugout de enfrente para conocer a Pablo López y, entre otras cosas, tener su perspectiva sobre los Tigres de Detroit del 2024

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In the fifth and final episode of La Leyenda, host Daniella Bruce takes you through an exploration of Miguel Cabrera’s legacy both on and off the field. We hear from the people who know Miguel best, his parents, as well as his childhood hero, Venezuelan infielder Dave Concepción. Cabrera is the Tigers’ 2023 Roberto Clemente Award nominee. We explore his passion for helping others, especially kids, on a global scale. Over the years, Cabrera’s joyful personality and desire to connect with those in the stands has led to some remarkable fan interactions. We relive one of these viral moments and chat with the kid at the heart of it all, eight years later, about what the experience meant to him and his passion for the sport. Finally, as we near the end of an era in Tigers history, what does Miguel Cabrera mean to Venezuela, Detroit, and the game of baseball? We take one last look at the lasting impact of #24 with the help of teammates, coaches, and MLB Hall of Famers.

Guests include Miguel’s parents, Dave Concepción, Willie Horton, Eugenio Suárez, Elvis Andrus, AJ Hinch, Nick Castellanos, Iván Rodríguez, Víctor Martínez, Spencer Torkelson, Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, Ozzie Guillén, Justin Verlander, Jim Leyland, Steve Yzerman, Calvin Johnson, Jalen Rose, Ben Wallace, George Brett, Mike Lowell, Dan Dickerson, Mike Lowell, Dontrelle Willis, Miguel Cabrera, and many more.

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In this episode, we delve into the latter half of Miguel Cabrera’s career in Detroit, including his chase for 500 home runs, 3,000 hits, and 600 doubles. Each milestone is impressive on its own, but only three players in MLB history have achieved all three. Relive each moment, as called by the voice of the Detroit Tigers, Dan Dickerson. Guests include Albert Pujols, Nick Castellanos, J.D. Martinez, Eugenio Suárez, Aaron Boone, AJ Hinch, and Miguel Cabrera.

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Miguel Cabrera quickly became a Tigers fan favorite after landing in Detroit in late 2007. In this episode, we relive two of the most jaw-dropping seasons in Miggy’s career: his 2012 Triple Crown season, and his second consecutive MVP winning year in 2013. Guests include Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander, Jim Leyland, Cam Maybin, Dontrelle Willis, Víctor Martínez, Iván Rodríguez, Ozzie Guillén, Alex Avila, Joe Posnanski, and Miguel Cabrera.

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After launching a home run in his 2003 MLB debut, 20-year-old Miguel Cabrera went on to win a World Series with the Marlins in his spectacular rookie season. In this episode, we relive Cabrera’s early success in Miami and break down the 2007 blockbuster trade that landed him in Detroit. Guests include Miggy’s minor league teammate Josh Wilson, Mike Lowell, Roger Clemens, Dave Dombrowski, and Miguel Cabrera.

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How did a young kid from Maracay, Venezuela, go from playing on backfields to signing a record-setting contract with the Florida Marlins at age 16? In this episode, we delve into Miguel Cabrera’s origin story with the help of the scouts that discovered and eventually signed him. Guests Include scouts Miguel Garcia, Louis Eljaua, Al Avila.

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El venezolano Miguel Cabrera se une a una élite en la historia de las mayores al pegar el hit 3.000. Escuchen al propio Miguel, así como a otros jugadores. Joe Jiménez y Gregory Soto conversan con Harold Castro de Jugador a Jugador.

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En esta primera edición hacemos una presentación de las nuevas adquisiciones del equipo. Además, les traemos una entrevista con el “Tigre del Año”, Jeimer Candelario y una conversación jugador a jugador entre Joe Jiménez y Gregory Soto

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They are the 2 biggest names in the Tigers' farm system, and for the first time ever they’re interviewed together on the RTD podcast. Hear how Spencer Torkelson and Riley Greene each views the other, and the one part of the game they’d like to borrow from their highly-touted teammate. Plus, who’s the player on the current Tigers Major League roster they most like to watch? Later on, host Dan Hasty provides the details on an 18-year-old shortstop in the Florida Coast League East who is opening plenty eyes during the Minor League season’s home stretch.

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Following a recap of the power-packed weekend put together by the likes of Spencer Torkelson and Riley Greene, host Dan Hasty turns things over to a couple Single-A West Michigan prospects who have been turning heads all summer. Colt Keith and Austin Murr take on the task of interviewing each other in a special “Players’ Pod” format, and the result is a revealing look at the fun and the struggles that come with playing Minor League Baseball. Then, Hasty welcomes Alex Faedo, who remains a top pitching prospect in the Tigers' system as he recovers from Tommy John surgery.

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