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DETROIT — Miguel Cabrera isn’t leaving the Tigers this week after all.
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The 40-year-old slugger is still retiring Sunday after the season finale, but he will have a job waiting for him Monday. The Tigers announced Friday that he’s going to become a special assistant to team president Scott Harris.
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“I’m honored to have him as part of our staff, and know he will continue to make the Tigers better in his new role,” Harris said.
Cabrera started his final weekend with a double in the first inning off Cleveland’s Cal Quantrill, moving him past Hank Aaron into sole possession of 13th place with 625. He has 3,1,71 hits and 511 homers.
He’s scheduled to play in all three games against the Guardians.
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