Robinson Cano

The Atlanta Braves made a Robinson Cano decision ahead of their upcoming crucial series with the New York Mets.

Cano could be in line to make his Braves debut on Monday. MLB Network’s John Morosi reported that Atlanta is expected to platoon him at second base. The Braves have been MLB’s hottest team over the past month and now trail the Mets by just 1.5 games in the AL East. As for Cano, he is preparing to face the team that is paying his massive salary. San Diego ultimately dealt him to the Braves for cash considerations.

Robinson Cano and the Atlanta Braves recently agreed to terms on a contract. The first opponent that Cano will see is his former club, the New York Mets.

Cano spent the last two-plus season as part of the Mets roster. The Braves trails the division-leading Mets by just a game-and-a-half. Robinson Cano and the Atlanta Braves recently agreed to terms on a contract.

The Atlanta Braves have acquired veteran second baseman Robinson Canó in a minor league deal for cash considerations with the San Diego Padres.

16 seconds agoThe Atlanta Braves are expected to activate their newest acquisition, second baseman Robinson Cano, prior to Monday's game against his former ...

4 hours agoThe Atlanta Braves are expected to activate their newest acquisition, second baseman Robinson Cano, prior to Monday's game against his former team, the New York Mets. The Braves acquired Cano from the San Diego Padres in exchange for cash considerations on Sunday. The Braves are Cano's third team this season. Rookies & Call-Ups Articles & Tools

The Atlanta Braves acquired veteran infielder Robinson Cano from the San Diego Padres in exchange for cash considerations Sunday night, according to a ...

Atlanta could platoon Cano, a left-handed hitter, and right-handed hitter Orlando Arcia as it waits for Albies to return. The Braves are looking for a reliable second baseman to fill in for Ozzie Albies, who is expected to be out until mid-August because of a foot injury. The Atlanta Braves acquired veteran infielder Robinson Cano from the San Diego Padres in exchange for cash considerations Sunday night, according to a report from the San Diego Union-Tribune.

Once again, Robinson Cano has a new home, this time with the defending World Series champion Atlanta Braves. The Braves acquired the struggling.

This is at the very least a division that he is familiar with and one that he’s played in for the past couple of seasons. Cano Set To Join The Braves MLB Network insider Jon Heyman tweeted this morning that the Braves are going to activate him today, just in time for their series against Cano’s old team, the New York Mets.

Robinson Cano is headed to Atlanta. Yesterday, the Atlanta Braves agreed to acquire the former slugger from the San Diego Padres in exchange for.

He could either find his stroke again, in a division that he is very familiar with from his days with the Mets, or he could keep struggling and continue being passed around from team to team, all while they all still have to pay him. In that case, the Mets and Mariners are still saddled with all of his contract money. Meanwhile, the Mariners, who signed him to a 10-year deal prior to the 2014 season, are stuck paying him $3.75 million and the Mets are forced to pay $20.25 million.