[Strikeout King]

Johnny Damon knows something about talent. He was with the Red Sox in 2005 when David Ortiz hit 47 homers and drove in 148 runs with a .300 average. And he witnessed Alex Rodriguez first-hand in 2007 as a member of the Yankees when Rodriguez had 54 home runs and 156 RBIs, and scored 143 runs.


Now with the Detroit Tigers, Damon told the Detroit Free Press that Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera is even better than those two guys. "He's in a class by himself," he said. "I haven't got to see (Albert) Pujols play too often, but what he's doing, especially in this ballpark ... this ballpark could be the only thing that keeps him from winning the Triple Crown. He's that good. The thing is, he still has a chance to be that Triple Crown candidate."




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