Miguel Cabrera

Entering Friday night's contest just one hit behind the legendary Babe Ruth, Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera was on the verge of making Baseball history. The 19-year veteran connected for singles in the second and fourth innings off of Minnesota Twins starter Matt Shoemaker, good for career hits number 2,873 and 2,874, and seeing Miggy pass the "Great Bambino" to become the 45th all-time hits leader.