MIGUEL CABRERA'S MOST MEMORABLE HOME RUNS! (From 2003 World Series to No. 500, check them out here!)

He's allowed three runs so far on the three-run home run here by Pudge Rodriguez. And that ball blistered into left center field and Cabrera has tied the game. A three-run home run by Rodriguez, a game-tying solo shot from Miguel Cabrera. So much for Beckett's beating up the dugout benches. To me, the worst sign for Zambrano is all the balls that are being hit in the air. When he's going good, he gets people to beat the ball into the ground, the sinking fastball. There are too many balls being hit hard in the air. Look at that. Great swing, great quickness inside. He's not able to get in on these guys and he's missing out over the plate on the inner half or if the ball hits you, you are not out. In the air, deep left center field. And the twin has given the floor. Two pitch went for the triple. The one-two pitch goes for the home run. You can hear a pin drop in the stadium right now, Tom. 20 years old, started the season in double-A. Where's the location of the pitch? He wanted it up. That was down around his ankles and he golfed it out of here. It was not where Miller wanted it. But that thing was off his shoe tops when he hit it out of here. Sometimes we pitchers like to give credit. And that was a good pitch. Whatever you're trying to do, that's an ankle-high fastball on the inner third of the pitch. So for Roger Clemens, our law, going for 20 at 41. If he wins this game, it will be his 20th win of the season. And that's at, we were alluding to Sandy Koufax, not since Koufax. Now another one up and in to Cabrera. Cabrera giving him a stare. Roger Clemens, 21 years older than the right-hander. One on, two out. One ball, no strikes. The 20-year-old waits. One ball, one strike. And a late swing, strike two. Now he sits and watches as Clemens misses with ball two. And a 2-2 to Cabrera. That is foul. Remember that first pitch up and in? The 20-year-old just showed tremendous strength going out to right. There is nothing that makes a hitter feel better than being knocked off the plate and then hitting a home run. Nothing. Miguel Cabrera, left field. And deep. And goal! His second. Look out, Freddy Sanchez. Here comes Cabrera. No controversy about that one. Four RBIs tonight. First time ever seeing Chris Schroeder. And puts it right there. His 100th career home run. And the obligatory homer dance with a mezziga. Tommy, when he rounded second base, you could see him asking for the baseball. He says, want that ball? He's just the fifth active player to reach 100 home runs before his 24th birthday. And he won't be 24 until next April 18th. High fly ball into deep center field. Way back. This ball is up. And there is number 300 for Miguel Cabrera. And it is an absolute moonshot to center. Oh my goodness. Cabrera putting on a show and he'll take a bow right now. Here at Comerica Park over that 420 sign. It's a 3-1 fastball in the low 90s. And Miguel Cabrera absolutely drilled it. And the camera guys out in center field had to take cover. On the big back. Miguel Cabrera. And just kept carrying. The Triple Crown winner has given the Tigers their first lead in this World Series. Two to one. There is no doubt of guests tomorrow. Going straight out. Just kind of speaks volumes. Swing and a drive. What? As you like to say, he's a beast. Cold-blooded. And Cabrera drives one to center field. Borges is on the move. Still going back. Track. Whoa. And it's gone. It is number 400. And the mighty Miguel does it in his first at-bat. His 400th career home run. And of course to dead center field. And Miguel now the eighth youngest player to hit the milestone of 400 career home runs. The 1-1. Deep fly ball. Right center field. That's got carry. It's gone. Number 500. History for Miguel Cabrera. He hadn't hit one home run. He had seven home runs at Rogers Center. And he's pulled them all. But 500 with that classic Miguel Cabrera swing. The opposite way. And he knew he got it. He knew right away. Well, guys, we've been anticipating the 500 home run. We've been waiting for the 500 home run. Well, here it is. It's an 84 mile per hour change up. Off the plate away. And yeah, the big fella covers it the opposite way. I love it. He had, you know what, Seymour? Steven Matz threw a fastball up in that strike zone that Miggie was trying to get to. Kind of cheating to get to. And Steven Matz slowed it up. Sped Miggie's bat up right there. And that ball was off the plate. Miggie reached out and got it. And you saw Steven Matz's reaction as soon as he threw it. It was like, oh no. And he gets it done wearing the old English D. Just an incredible moment here. What an awesome sight. Take that curtain call. You deserve it.