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Miguel Cabrera Reaches 3,000 Hits & Gerritt Cole's "Sticky" Situation

April 26, 2022 • GBD • Episode 45

On today's episode, we sit down and talk about the amazing career and journey Miguel Cabrera has had in the league. Just recently, Miggy reached the 3,000 hit club and we couldn't be more impressed by the way he did it! True CLASSIC Miggy form! The one thing that is alarming about Miguel Cabrera reaching the 3,000 hit club is that we may NEVER see another player in HISTORY to do it! RJ pulls up a graphic from MLB Tonight a few days ago and the active hit leaders in the MLB are 1. Albert Pujols (3,308), 2. Miguel Cabrera (3,000), & 3. Robinson Cano (2,629)... The rest behind those three aren't even remotely close. We might be looking at another 10 - 15 years until we see another 3,000 hits member. On the other side of the league, Gerritt Cole is having a shaky start to the year... Luke mentions that the last time he saw Gerritt Cole pitch, was last year at the same time the "sticky stuff" situation broke the news across the league. The Doods believe Gerritt Cole's recent outings should not be a surprise... He used to use "sticky stuff" and ever since the MLB has been stricter on the rules, he hasn't been the same... Tune in now to hear the rest of what we have to say!