Yes, its that time of year again. Time for Robinson Cano's second half surge. His splits have been well documented but I'll repost them anyway. For his career his first half line is .287/.321/.433 while in the second half he has hit .327/.358/.527. This has been completely consistent throughout Cano's career as well. Why? We can only speculate but this year has so far been no exception to the rule. Cano had arguably the best first half numbers of his career this year with a line o...
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melkyway28 said July 23, 2009
giantsrepeat said July 23, 2009