“Anatomy” of Cano. Blah, blah, blah…

Wake me when he’s hitting .300.

To be fair to Cano. He has always stood far away from the dish and his initial stride takes him to a more fundamental stance.

It all comes down to timing for me. You start slow and lose your timing…you start to press and grip the bat tighter and a slump turns into a concern.

Robby will be fine though and will be around 300 by the end of the year.

But this is a far worse hole that Cano has dug for himself.

Cano has never been particularly selective at the plate. A slump can make even the most patient hitter overanxious and get into bad habits. It seems that every year there is a column that predicts that Cano will have a long season. Until that happens, I will trust that he will find himself.

Corey – I believe that anyone, with options, can be sent down – ‘tho I might be wrong.

yankeemonkey – thanks. I did not see that one. Good to hear. Now, let’s see if it works.

Here:

http://tinyurl.com/4hghqw

Go read Tyler Kepner’s article from yesterday, I believe. He specifically mentions that Long and Cano have agreed to have him move close to the plate.

Can he still be sent down with his new deal?