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Fantasy Profile: Robinson Cano, 2B, Seattle Mariners

Robinson Cano left his power in New York after signing a 10 year, $240 Million deal with the Mariners. Cano's 14 HR and 82 RBIs were his lowest totals since 2008.

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FANTASY PROFILE: ROBINSON CANO, 2B, SEATTLE MARINERS

LWOS Ranking 2, Captain’s Value: $19.58

Robinson Cano left his power in New York after signing a 10 year $240 million deal with the Mariners last off season. Cano’s 14 HR and 82 RBIs were his lowest totals since 2008. His HR/FB ratio dropped from 17.3% to 10.7%, which ranked 62nd in the league. Was his drop in power due to his move to Safeco Field? The numbers say no. Cano hit 9 HR at home to only 5 on the road, and his HR/FB ratio was 14% at home against 7% on the road. So why were his power numbers down so much? The world will never know.

All things considered, Cano is still worth a late-first round draft pick. Expect a consistent 2B who will hit .300 with 20 HR and 85 RBI. However, don’t expect the power numbers he put up earlier in his career.

Year Team POS G PA AB R HR RBI SB BB SO AVG OBP SLG OPS
2011 NYY 2B 159 681 623 104 28 118 8 38 96 0.302 0.349 0.533 0.882
2012 NYY 2B 161 697 627 105 33 94 3 61 96 0.313 0.379 0.550 0.929
2013 NYY 2B 160 681 605 81 27 107 7 65 85 0.314 0.383 0.516 0.899
2014 SEA 2B 157 665 595 77 14 82 10 61 68 0.314 0.382 0.454 0.836
2015 Proj SEA 2B 681 609 86 20 91 7 63 81 0.311 0.380 0.480 0.859

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