Puerto Rican baseball legend Carlos Delgado, who is among the candidates for the Hall of Fame's Contemporary Era ballot, and eight-time All-Star Robinson Cano of the Dominican Republic will be at the forefront of the "RD vs PR Showdown" on Nov.
The group welcomed its newest member on Saturday, when Robinson Canó became the 22nd player to reach the milestone.
Congratulations are in order for Team Dominican Republic, which just won the Caribbean Series title by beating Mexico on Friday night. The DR won the game 1-0 thanks to some superb pitching, great defense and a run-scoring effort at the plate from former Seattle Mariners star Robinson Cano.
How many of the 36 players to reach the 35-home run and 100-RBI milestones in the same season at least five different times can you name in five minutes?
Former Seattle Mariners star Robinson Cano will have an opportunity to play for the Caribbean Series title on Friday night as team Dominican Republic takes on Mexico.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
Former Seattle Mariners star Robinson Cano will be joining the Dominican Republic team as they head off for the Caribbean Series, which begins on Jan. 31.
On Tuesday afternoon, the 2025 class for the National Baseball Hall of Fame will be announced. Former Seattle Mariners star Ichiro Suzuki is going to get in, though it's a question of if he will be a unanimous selection or not.
Earlier this week, former Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano sat down with Mariners on SI to discuss a multitude of things, including his decision to return to Mexico this summer.
At the age of 42, former Seattle Mariners star Robinson Cano still has one of the prettiest swings around, and he put that swing on full display Thursday night in the Dominican Winter League playoffs.
The Seattle Mariners are currently in the middle of another offseason that has been ripe with rumors and speculation. Mariners President of Baseball Operations Jerry Dipoto has made the club's needs crystal clear: the team needs a starting second baseman, a starting third baseman and a first baseman to pair with and/or platoon with Luke Raley.
Ever since trading Robinson Cano after the 2018 season, second base has been a black hole for the Seattle Mariners. The M's have utilized a different Opening Day second baseman in every year since Cano's departure, failing to find a long-term solution.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
After another lifeless offensive performance from the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night, it seems like a fun time to point out that former M's star Robinson Cano is currently running away with the quest for the batting title down in Mexico.
One day after seeing that former Seattle Mariners' outfielder Guillermo Heredia is leading the KBO in hitting, we see that former M's standout second baseman Robinson Cano is doing the same thing in the Mexican League.
Robinson Cano has a new team. The Diablos Rojos of the Mexican Baseball League signed the veteran infielder. The deal was announced via the team's social media account on Friday: Terms of the deal were not immediately available.
For just under a decade, the New York Mets had to watch their city rivals reap the benefits of having one of the best second baseman in the league. Robinson Cano was a huge part of the New York Yankees' success during that time period, getting selected to five All-Star Games, earning five Silver Sluggers and two Gold Glove awards.
When Robinson Cano was at the top of his game, he had one of the sweetest, easiest swings in baseball.
Former Red Sox star Dustin Pedroia will have his name featured on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time next season.
Robinson Cano's 2022 carousel ride through the National League took another turn on Monday. Cano began his third season with the New York Mets this spring.
Robinson Cano is starting at second base and batting ninth against his former employer.
Eight-time All-Star Robinson Cano began his third season with the New York Mets this spring, but after 41 at-bats over 12 games played, he was released by the club in early May.
The Padres released Robinson Canó on June 2 before bringing him back on a minor-league contract on June 10.
Eight-time All-Star Robinson Cano and the San Diego Padres have agreed on a reunion.
2022 hasn't been kind to Robinson Cano thus far.
At his best, Cano was an eight-time All-Star and five-time Silver Slugger, but those days are now well in the past.
Cano, 39, had nearly $45 million left on his contract with the Mets, making the move a pricy one for the team.
The New York Mets had to trim their roster down to 26 players on Monday and did so by designating well-respected veteran Robinson Cano for assignment.
The move corresponds with MLB teams needing to trim their rosters down to 26 players, but it also signals the end to what has been a tumultuous union between Cano and the Mets.
For the second time in three years, Robinson Cano has been suspended by Major League Baseball for performance-enhancing drugs.
+
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!
Free Newsletters

