With his milestone home run Sunday in Toronto, Miguel Cabrera joined an exclusive club by becoming the 28th major leaguer with 500 career homers.
The Detroit Tigers star is at the bottom of that group in homers, naturally, with five more to go until he passes Eddie Murray for 27th. But he’s solidly in the middle of the pack in some other stats. Here’s how Cabrera ranks against his 500-homer peers in seven other categories.
Games: 14th
Cabrera played his first MLB game at 20 years, 63 days old — four days younger than Hank Aaron was when he debuted with the Braves in 1954.