Miguel Cabrera - with groin strain, not hernia - called 'doubtful' for Sunday's game

Lynn Henning The Detroit News Comments Detroit — Struggling to even trot along the basepaths, let alone run, Miguel Cabrera left Saturday night’s game with groin pain the Tigers say is not a sports hernia. After the Tigers had come back from a 6-0 hole to beat the White Sox, 7-6, at Comerica Park, Kevin Rand, the Tigers head trainer, officially described Cabrera’s ongoing pain as “a left groin strain.” He ruled out any diagnosis of a sports hernia, which has been mentioned in national reports as a probable cause of the Tigers slugger’s two-month ills. “Miguel did a lot of running tonight,” Rand said in response to Detroit News questions about Cabrera’s Saturday night exit. “He scored from...