Robinson Cano

Robinson Cano went 3-4 on Sunday, including a double and a run scored, as the Angels completed a four-game sweep of the Mariners.

Fantasy Impact

Cano has not hit a home run in his last 18 games, a stretch dating back to July 22. Nor has he driven in a run in his last nine contests. Yet he continues to be productive at the plate. He has hit safely in 12 of his past 14 games, and because seven have been multi-hit games, he has been able to maintain a respectable season AVG (.277) and OBP (.338). The 34-year-old second baseman, after all, can still boast of his 19 HR and 75 RBIs on the year. It's just a matter of time before fantasy owners see those numbers rise.

Robinson Cano went 1-for-8 at the plate with three strikeouts, one run, and one base-on-balls during Sunday's double-header in Kansas City.

Fantasy Impact

Cano did not meet the expectations of Owners starting him, hoping to receive higher success rates at the plate, given the eight total-at-bats. The 34-year-old Second Baseman is still registering a .348-batting-average for the month of August to go along with a .444-on-base-percentage and a .478-slugging-percentage. A bad outing should not make Owners shy away from Seattle's Veteran Hitter.

Robinson Cano was the lone bright spot on Wednesday in a loss to Texas. He was 2-for-3 with a BB and a RBI.

Fantasy Impact

With his 74 RBIs on the season, Cano remains one of the more productive 2B in the game.

Robinson Cano was 1-for-5 with two RBIs on Monday against Texas.

Fantasy Impact

Cano had a down month, batting .210 with three HRs and 13 RBIs. He is sixth in the AL with 70 RBIs, so he is still contributing for owners.

Robinson Cano went hitless (0-for-4) Saturday in Seattle's win against the Mets. He struck out once and stranded one base runner.

Fantasy Impact

Cano has struggled in July with the bat and with the glove. In the 29 games he has played this month, he is 18-for-90 (.200 AVG) with only seven extra-base hits (two doubles and three home runs), while committing five errors. With an unusually low BABIP (.262) and good contact rate, look for the veteran second-baseman to turn things around soon.