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Miguel Cairo played 17 major league seasons for nine teams. He played with some of the biggest names in recent baseball history — Wade Boggs, Fred McGriff, Albert Pujols, Ryne Sandberg, Ichiro Suzuki, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa. He played…

Baltimore Orioles infield coach Miguel Cairo strongly praised shortstop Gunnar Henderson, calling him an elite player with an exceptional work ethic. Speaking late in the season, Cairo commended Henderson’s commitment and mindset, stating that he wished he had 26 players just like him on the roster.
Cairo also highlighted the defensive progression of other Orioles infielders, including Coby Mayo, Pete Alonso, and Jackson Holliday, despite injuries disrupting the campaign. Additionally, Cairo praised first-year manager Craig Albernaz for effectively navigating severe injury challenges throughout the season.
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