Robinson Cano had the kind of MLB career that’d typically have a great shot of being honored in Cooperstown. But thanks to a couple of suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs, the former Mets and Yankees second baseman is unlikely to ever sniff the Hall of Fame.
As ballplayers reach the end of their careers, it’s easy to go through an identity crisis of sorts. After all, they’ve spent their entire life playing baseball. It’s a huge part of who they are. How will Cano fill that void?
I recently discovered that he figured out a post-baseball career in 2021 while serving his 162-game suspension.