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River Ave. Blues ยป Robinson Cano doesn’t like it when you call him lazy

Robinson Cano doesn’t like it when you call him lazy

September 27, 2009 by Joe Pawlikowski 45 Comments

CC shuts down Sox as Yanks' Magic Number hits one
Game 156: Battle of the B lineups

Robinson Cano’s resurgence is one of many reasons the Yankees are on their way to the best record in baseball. His hot bat (except with RISP) and slick fielding have made him one of the more valuable second basemen in the league. This wasn’t the case last year, when Cano struggled with the bat in the first half, and had troubles on defense most of the year. It led to a reputation among opposing players that he was lazy. Cano worked to buck that perception over the off-season — he was not motivated only by improving himself, but also by sticking it to the nonbelievers. Jim Baumbach of Newsday writes about Cano in his latest column. It’s a nice, short read on a rainy Sunday.

CC shuts down Sox as Yanks' Magic Number hits one
Game 156: Battle of the B lineups

Filed Under: Asides Tagged With: Robinson Cano

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