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The New York Mets and Seattle Mariners are closing in on a trade that will send All-Star Edwin Diaz and Robinson Cano to the Mets for two players and several prospects. The deal has not been consummated, but is said to be close to being official. …
The Seattle Mariners may have found a way to entice teams to trade for Robinson Cano and his massive contract, and the New York Mets appear to be on board with completing a deal for the aging slugger. Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reports that there …
The Seattle Mariners are searching for a team that would be willing to take on at least some of the $120 million Robinson Cano has remaining on his contract, and they may have found a potential trade partner in the New York Mets. A rival executive …
The Seattle Mariners would like nothing more than to find a way to rid themselves of Robinson Cano and his massive contract this offseason, and the New York Yankees feel the same about outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury. Could the two teams help each other …
The Seattle Mariners may be looking to trade any player on their roster as part of a total rebuild this winter, but it sounds like they are probably going to be stuck with Robinson Cano. Cano, who served an 80-game suspension this past season for …
Unlike other major sports, MLB players who sign big contracts have a rare combination of guaranteed financial security and no league-imposed limit on their earning potential. NBA and NHL contracts are guaranteed, but limited by the salary cap in …
Robinson Cano’s teammates have his back as he makes his return to the Seattle Mariners. Cano was activated by the Mariners on Tuesday and will start at first base in his return from an 80-game suspension for PEDs. The sweet-swinging infielder …
Robinson Cano will play first base during his first rehab game after being suspended for violating Major League Baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Cano was suspended 80 games in May after MLB was able to prove he used a …
Robinson Cano is making the most of his time away from the Seattle Mariners. Fancred’s Jon Heyman reported on Wednesday that the suspended slugger is working out in his native Dominican Republic at both first and third base. Cano, who has been …
Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano spoke to the media for the first time since he was suspended for PED use in May, and he was apologetic. Cano apologized to everyone who had been let down by his suspension, calling it one of the most …
Justin Verlander is getting hit with the receipts after posting an apparent reaction to Robinson Cano’s suspension on Twitter. Soon after news broke Tuesday that Cano had been hit with an 80-game ban for PEDs, the Houston Astros right-hander …
Robinson Cano has been suspended for 80 games after he dropped his appeal of a failed performance-enhancing drug test, and many have assumed he made that decision since he is injured and won’t be able to play for a while. According to one …
Robinson Cano has accepted the 80-game suspension Major League Baseball has handed down on him for performance-enhancing drug use, but his explanation for why he tested positive makes little sense. Cano said in a statement that he tested positive for …
Robinson Cano is expected to miss a significant amount of time after he was hit on the hand by a pitch on Sunday, but it sounds like the Seattle Mariners were going to be without the All-Star second baseman for a lengthy period, anyway. According to …
Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano broke a bone in his hand after being hit by a pitch on Sunday, and he admits he may need surgery to correct the problem. Cano was unsure of his timetable after the game and feared surgery. He will see a …
Major League Baseball gets a lot of attention for its young stars. The likes of Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, Manny Machado, and Carlos Correa are all under the age of 30 and look like they’ll be successful for years and years to come. It may be a …
