I would go for 41-50, but that may be a little optimistic.

He hit 33 last year - so he could easily reach 40+

 

Would just like to say hi again too.

Seems like ages since last season.

I think he will hit in the high 30's, 38 I say

I can see him hitting 40, but 38 sounds like a solid number.

His number backwards, 42.

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How many times can we possibly guess this homer total?

 

I say 842

Here's the real question.

 

Will Castillo's, Pierre's, A-Gone, Willis's, Treanor's, Aguila's, Harris's, and Burnett's HR totals add up to Miggy's? :plain

I would say high 30's low 40's

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High 30s

Here's the real question.

 

Will Castillo's, Pierre's, A-Gone, Willis's, Treanor's, Aguila's, Harris's, and Burnett's HR totals add up to Miggy's? :plain

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Answer: NO.

Here's the real question.

 

Will Castillo's, Pierre's, A-Gone, Willis's, Treanor's, Aguila's, Harris's, and Burnett's HR totals add up to Miggy's? :plain

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Answer: NO.

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How about if you add Niner's in too? :mischief

I wonder how many grand salami's Niner will hit this year... probably a lot considering EVERYONE will ALWAYS be on base :lol .

I'm guessing that Miguel Cabrera will probably belt above thirty-five homeruns. In 2005 we are going too see a wiser Cabrera that strikes out less. He's also probably going to add even more bulk which will definitiley boost his power numbers.

 

We must also consider that with the threat of Carlos Delgado in the line-up, Cabrera will see a lot more pitches than he has in the previous seasons.

 

Given these factors, it is very hard to predict the number of home runs that Cabs will hit.

 

One word: Mammoth. :thumbup

The answer to cabs home runs total ALOT :sleazy

As I've said for a while, I think he'll hit 47-50 HR and lead the league.

He just keeps getting better.

 

I wouldn't be surprised to see him in the low 40s this season.

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I say he gets high 30s or low 40s.

He'll hit his 43rd homerun eventually breaking Gary Sheffields record of Marlins HRS single season..

and then proceeding to hit about 5 or 6 more...I'd prefer 20 more but don't see that happening..

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yea against Pedro

hell easily reach 40. hopefully he can go up to 50, but im not counting on it. miguel is a monster and gets better every year. from the off season hes had, hes on fire right now.

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Cabs 2005 stats

45 HRs

315 BA

125 RBIs

375 OBP

3 SB

17 errors

12 assists