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  • Could Robinson Cano have an identical twin brother?

    Maybe they are brothers coming up to bat wearing the same uniform
    He doesn't come close to being that guy that hits 300
    Like two different guys
    I know about slumps but this is terrible

  • #2
    Originally posted by Hank Parks View Post
    Maybe they are brothers coming up to bat wearing the same uniform
    He doesn't come close to being that guy that hits 300
    Like two different guys
    I know about slumps but this is terrible
    He was quite terrible to start last season, too. I won't be too worried.

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    • #3
      Cano is pressing a bit. He did start similarly last season, so it's not anything to panic over. Last year he was batting .234 on May 14th. On July 1st, he was batting .269 with 3 HRs on the season. Then in July he batted .385 with 6 HR and 24 RBI. Historically April and May are his worst months. Hopefully he gets going again soon.

      He has hit a lot of balls hard that just haven't found holes. Every year there always seems to be one guy in the lineup that can't buy those 5-6 extra hits on hard liners or dunkers that would have thier average looking a lot more respectable. I can remember at least 4-5 hard line outs that he's hit early on.

      Eventually things will even out and when he has a couple good games he'll stop pressing so much and he'll be ok.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Pinstripes View Post
        Cano is pressing a bit. He did start similarly last season, so it's not anything to panic over. Last year he was batting .234 on May 14th. On July 1st, he was batting .269 with 3 HRs on the season. Then in July he batted .385 with 6 HR and 24 RBI. Historically April and May are his worst months. Hopefully he gets going again soon.

        He has hit a lot of balls hard that just haven't found holes. Every year there always seems to be one guy in the lineup that can't buy those 5-6 extra hits on hard liners or dunkers that would have thier average looking a lot more respectable. I can remember at least 4-5 hard line outs that he's hit early on.

        Eventually things will even out and when he has a couple good games he'll stop pressing so much and he'll be ok.
        Agreed. Since it's been a pattern for Cano the past couple of seasons, I don't see why he won't continue the pattern this season. He had a poor start in 06 and manage to reach .342 and last season, he manage to reach over .306. I do see Cano turning it around when the offense starts turning it around, similar to last season when every player not name Jeter, Posada and A-Rod were in a flunk.

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        • #5
          It's a shame the way he starts
          If he started normal he would lead the league in hitting every year
          He hits 170 for a few months than hits 370 to boast his ave to 306
          What a waste

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Hank Parks View Post
            It's a shame the way he starts
            If he started normal he would lead the league in hitting every year
            He hits 170 for a few months than hits 370 to boast his ave to 306
            What a waste
            Bernie Williams was a notoriously slow starter himself.
            "After my fourth season I asked for $43,000 and General Manager Ed Barrow told me, 'Young man, do you realize Lou Gehrig, a 16-year-man, is playing for only $44,000?' I said, Mr. Barrow, there is only one answer to that - Mr. Gehrig is terribly underpaid."- Yankees outfielder Joe DiMaggio

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Hank Parks View Post
              It's a shame the way he starts
              If he started normal he would lead the league in hitting every year
              He hits 170 for a few months than hits 370 to boast his ave to 306
              What a waste
              Isn't he at his best when the games start to matter? I figure you rather have a hot Cano during September oppose to April.

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              • #8
                A team can blow a few April games and at the end lose by a few

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                • #9
                  hes a slow starter but i hate it
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                  • #10
                    Since Cano's debut in '05, only Chase Utley has more hits of all MLB players. He starts like this every year. He will hit .320 again

                    LOL @ Hank.

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                    • #11
                      1st post. I like Cano. He has a lot of potential and I think he's just in an early season funk...at least I hope that to be so.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by TonyStarks View Post
                        Bernie Williams was a notoriously slow starter himself.
                        I think taht Bernie's slowness reflected onto the entire team's starting out slow for years. Kind of like the domino effect of one guy starting slow, so everyone got into the same groove.

                        I think that in the meanwhile, a few walks would certainly help, rather than fanning or GIDPing. Getting his eye adjusted to know which pitches to lay off from would help him once he starts hitting again anyway.
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