DETROIT — If Miguel Cabrera wants a peek at the future, he might look at Albert Pujols.
Pujols and the Los Angeles Angels are coming to Detroit for a three-game series beginning Tuesday night, but he won’t be bringing the circus with him.
The Angels’ first baseman/designated hitter collected his 600th home run Sunday and so the hoopla aspect of his run up hitting lists will await his next milestone.
The 34-year-old Cabrera, three years younger than his Los Angeles counterpart, brings 451 home runs into the series and isn’t far from Pujols’ tracks despite taking a slightly different path.