Cano, who signed with the Mariners last year for $240 million, is pressing and just needs to relax and use the whole field, Johnson said.

Mariners hitting coach Howard Johnson thinks Robinson Cano's struggles this season are due to the fact he's pressing.

Robinson Cano’s Wednesday apology was for public consumption. Earlier this week the Mets second baseman spoke to teammates about the PED suspension that cost him all of last season.

Robinson Canó stood up for Rafael Devers following his controversial departure from the Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants.

Robinson Cano's stint with the New York Mets is officially over. Eight days after designating him for assignment, the Mets released Cano on Sunday. No team was willing to take on the remainder of ...

SEATTLE — Even after they offered him $175 million, Robinson Cano still felt like he was the Rodney Dangerfield of the Yankees. “I didn’t feel respect,” Cano said after officially becoming ...

From the sound of things, you'd think Robinson Cano is the worst baseball player, the biggest whiner and the most despicable human being ever.

When it comes to the possibility of Robinson Cano returning to the lineup this year, all the Mets can do is sit back and cross their fingers. In his first public press conference since sustaining a… ...

Mariners hitting coach Howard Johnson thinks Robinson Cano's struggles this season are due to the fact he's pressing.

Mariners hitting coach Howard Johnson thinks Robinson Cano's struggles this season are due to the fact he's pressing.