Miguel Cabrera will return home from a three-city road trip with quite the haul of retirement gifts.
Playing his last career road game against longtime AL Central rival Cleveland on Sunday, the team from the "Rock & Roll Capital of the World" fittingly presented Cabrera with a personalized Gibson guitar.
The blue guitar features his face and a commemorative logo for Miggy's final season.
The Guardians shared photos of the presentation on social media, saying "congrats on a great career, Miggy! So happy you'll never play here again."
Entering Sunday's game, Cabrera had a career .308 average against Cleveland. His 50 home runs and 176 RBIs against the club are both the most against any opponent over his Hall-of-Fame career.
It's easy to see why they're happy he'll never be back to Cleveland.
As has become tradition over the course of his final season, two other teams during this road trip also honored Cabrera during his final visit to their city.
Last weekend the Boston Red Sox presented Cabrera with a No. 24 placard from the Green Monster scoreboard at Fenway Park.
Earlier this week he bid farewell to another division rival, as the Minnesota Twins gave him a hockey stick, fishing pole and a tackle box.
Other gifts throughout the season include a Starbucks apron and fish gift basket from the Mariners, as well as numerous charitable donations to the Miggy Foundation.
