The case for Robinson Cano as baseball's first $30 Million Man

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Joe Sheehan | Aug 14, 2013

The case for Robinson Cano as baseball's first $30 Million Man /

Robinson Cano leads the Yankees in virtually every offensive category, including batting average (.291), home runs (22) and RBIs (73). — Robinson Cano leads the Yankees in virtually every offensive category, including batting average (.291), home runs (22) and RBIs (73) :: Kathy Willens/AP

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Published Aug 14, 2013

JOE SHEEHAN

Joe Sheehan has been contributing to Sports Illustrated and SI.com since 2007. Prior to that he was a founding member of Baseball Prospectus and a contributor to ESPN.com. He's been a regular guest on ESPNews' "The Hot List", MLB Network's "Clubhouse Confidential" and "Fantasy 411", and "SportsTalk" on the NBC Sports Network. He's probably talking baseball on the radio somewhere right now. A graduate of the University of Southern California, Joe lives in New York.