Yankees are over Robinson Cano; everyone else isn’t

Robinson Cano hasn’t played for the Yankees for five seasons, but that hasn’t stopped media outlets from dissecting his Yankee legacy, or lack thereof.

Following a game and a half’s worth of rainouts in Washington DC, the biggest news revolving around the Yankees has to do with their former All-Star second baseman Robinson Cano, and his 80-game suspension for the use of the diuretic furosemide.

Mark Feinsand of MLB.com initially tweeted that Cano took the diuretic because of a high blood pressure reading during the offseason.

And although Cano was tested before and after taking the diuretic, and was deemed clean on both occasions, a subsequent investigation was conducted by MLB — hence the…