Last week, Robinson Cano found his name in the news after Andy Van Slyke ripped him, saying he got the general manager, hitting coach, manager and coaching staff of the Mariners fired. This week, Cano was in the news for something much more positive in nature.
On Tuesday in the Dominican Republic, there was a ribbon cutting ceremony for the above pictured RC22 DREAM School. According to the website of Cano’s foundation, the school will serve 100 children ages three through eight and will offer “holistic community and employment training programs for residents.”
Thank you to everyone who has supported this project. A special thank you to the #RC22Foundation and my great partners @NB_Baseball & @HTC!
— Robinson Cano (@RobinsonCano) November 24, 2015
While it’s clear some think Cano has been a headache in Seattle, it’s obvious he’s intent on making a positive impact back home.
Photo via: Twitter/RobinsonCano
