Robinson Cano

Robinson Cano didn't record a hit on Tuesday night. Cano went 0-for-4 at the plate and left six men on base.

Fantasy Impact

Cano is one of the best at his position. His average is at .281 on the year and sports an .800 OPS. If you own Cano, continue to start him.

Robinson Cano went 1-for-4 with an RBI on Thursday against the Twins. It was Cano's eighth consecutive game with at least one hit.

Fantasy Impact

Cano's season-long numbers aren't much off his traditional paces, and his hard contact rate, strikeout percentage, and walk percentage are all better than his career marks. He remains a must-start second baseman, if not just a tad behind the elite option he was last year.

Robinson Cano had two single on Sunday in the loss to Toronto, going 2-for-4.

Fantasy Impact

Cano has been hot the last seven games, batting .304 with three RBIs and a HR. He has given owners no reason to worry this season and belongs in all starting lineups.

Robinson Cano had his way with the Twins pitching, going 2-for-3 with a HR, 3 RBIs, 2 BB and 3 runs scored.

Fantasy Impact

This was the first extra-base hit that Cano has hit in the past six games. He does have five walks and six runs scored however over that span, so he is still helping owners out in other cats.

Robinson Cano was 2-for-4 overall with a walk. Both hits were singles.

Fantasy Impact

Cano is having a solid year, sporting a .292 BA with 34 RBIs and 10 HR. With both Nelson Cruz and Jean Segura banged up, Cano does not have a ton of protection around him in the lineup, so opposing pitchers may start to pitch around him. Owners need not to worry though, as Cano is a smart enough hitter to find his way on base.