The Yankees made a qualifying offer to Robinson Cano on Monday. He has until next Monday to make a decision on it, which will 100% assuredly be a decision to decline. Other than that it's been all quiet on the Cano contract front with not a lick of new information, from the Yankee side, the Cano side, or from the rest of MLB. Maybe it's just me, but that seems a tad strange for the premiere position player in this year's free agent crop.
According to Dan Martin, there has been "no recent movement involving Cano and the Yankees." This comes over a month after both sides made waves in the media with their reported asking prices and offers and over 2 weeks after the Dodgers apparently took themselves out of the running by signing Cuban infielder Alexander Guerrero. It's still very early but the market for Cano hasn't come together at all, something that may work in the Yankees' favor. The longer it goes without any other teams getting in the mix, the more leverage the Yankees should gain in trying to re-sign Cano to something closer to their desired 7-year/$161 million deal.
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