Summary
Robinson Canó, a former New York Yankees second baseman, announced he will not return to the Liga Mexicana de Béisbol next season, indicating he is likely retiring from baseball. Canó, who is 42 years old, recently helped lead the Diablos Rojos to back-to-back championships. He is set to receive an honor during an All-Star Game between Dominican and Puerto Rican Winter League stars.
Key Facts
- Robinson Canó announced he will not play in the Liga Mexicana de Béisbol next season.
- Canó is 42 years old and hinted at retiring from professional baseball.
- He helped the Diablos Rojos win consecutive championships in Mexico.
- Canó could still play in the Dominican Winter League before retiring.
- He recently reached 4,000 career hits across all leagues.
- Canó will be honored at an All-Star Game in November 2024.
- He had a successful MLB career with the New York Yankees and other teams, earning numerous accolades.
- Canó is an eight-time All-Star and a World Series Champion.
