Robinson Canó

Second base 2005–2022 8× All-Star

2,639H

335HR

.301AVG

1,306RBI

.839OPS

Robinson Canó, born in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, played 18 seasons (2005–2022) primarily as a second baseman, mostly with the New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, New York Mets. He collected 2,639 hits and 335 home runs with a .301 batting average, ranking 3rd in hits among Dominican-born players. He was selected to 8 All-Star games.

Born: October 22, 1982 · San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic · 109 major leaguers from San Pedro de Macorís
Bats / Throws: L / R
Teams: New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners, New York Mets, San Diego Padres, Atlanta Braves

Batting

Year	Team	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	AVG
2005	New York Yankees	132	522	78	155	34	4	14	62	1	16	68	.297
2006	New York Yankees	122	482	62	165	41	1	15	78	5	18	54	.342
2007	New York Yankees	160	617	93	189	41	7	19	97	4	39	85	.306
2008	New York Yankees	159	597	70	162	35	3	14	72	2	26	65	.271
2009	New York Yankees	161	637	103	204	48	2	25	85	5	30	63	.320
2010	New York Yankees	160	626	103	200	41	3	29	109	3	57	77	.319
2011	New York Yankees	159	623	104	188	46	7	28	118	8	38	96	.302
2012	New York Yankees	161	627	105	196	48	1	33	94	3	61	96	.313
2013	New York Yankees	160	605	81	190	41	0	27	107	7	65	85	.314
2014	Seattle Mariners	157	595	77	187	37	2	14	82	10	61	68	.314
2015	Seattle Mariners	156	624	82	179	34	1	21	79	2	43	107	.287
2016	Seattle Mariners	161	655	107	195	33	2	39	103	0	47	100	.298
2017	Seattle Mariners	150	592	79	166	33	0	23	97	1	49	85	.280
2018	Seattle Mariners	80	310	44	94	22	0	10	50	0	32	47	.303
2019	New York Mets	107	390	46	100	28	0	13	39	0	25	69	.256
2020	New York Mets	49	171	23	54	9	0	10	30	0	9	24	.316
2022	New York Mets / San Diego Padres / Atlanta Braves	33	100	5	15	1	0	1	4	0	4	25	.150
Career		2,267	8,773	1,262	2,639	572	33	335	1,306	51	620	1,214	.301

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Plácido Polanco1998–2013 · 2,142 H, 104 HR Luis Castillo1996–2010 · 1,889 H, 28 HR Ketel Marte2015–2025 · 1,273 H, 171 HR Quilvio Veras1995–2001 · 750 H, 32 HR D'Angelo Jimenez1999–2007 · 568 H, 36 HR Wilton Guerrero1996–2004 · 473 H, 11 HR