Seattle Mariners Sign 31-Year-Old 2B Robinson Cano to 10 Year, $240 Million Deal

Former Yankee represented by Jay-Z

Reason Staff | 12.6.2013 1:30 PM

After a whirlwind day of activity, Robinson Cano is officially a Mariner.

The All-Star second baseman agreed to a 10-year deal worth $240 million, FOX Sports MLB Insider Jon Paul Morosi confirms.

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Former Yankee represented by Jay-Z

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