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Mets' Robinson Canó designated for assignment with nearly two years left on massive contract

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The Mets designated Cano for assignment before Monday's noon deadline. Cano is still owed around $40 million through the 2023 season from the Mets. If he is picked up by another club, that team will pay Cano the minimum MLB salary of $700,000. The Mets will cover the remainder of his contract.

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New York Post

Breaking News: Mets designate Robinson Cano for assignment

The Mets have officially designated Robinson Cano for assignment, as the Amazins’ trimmed their roster from 28 players to 26 on Monday.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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CBS Sports

Mets' Robinson Canó designated for assignment with nearly two years left on massive contract

The Mets still owe Canó $20.25 million this season and next

2 years ago·United States

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NY Daily News

Mets designate Robinson Cano for assignment

The Robinson Cano era in Flushing has come to an end.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Sportsnet

Mets cut Cano loose, designating him for assignment

NEW YORK — Robinson Canó was cut Monday by the New York Mets with nearly $45 million remaining on his contract, ending an ill-fated marriage and perhaps signalling the end of his decorated major league career.The slumping Canó was designated for assignment in a move announced about an hour before teams were required to trim their active rosters from 28 players to 26. Relegated to a part-time role this season, Canó was a casualty of the crunch as…

2 years ago·Canada

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The Mercury news

Mets designate Robinson Cano for assignment

After a trade that went from bad to worse following his second-career PED suspension, the Robinson Cano era in Flushing has come to an end.The Mets designated Cano for assignment before Monday’s noon deadline to bring their roster down to 26 men. The Mets also optioned right-hander Yoan Lopez to Triple-A Syracuse. Cano is still owed around $40 million through the 2023 season from the Mets, who took on his contract from the Seattle Mariners in 20…

2 years ago·San Jose, United States

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