San Diego, Calif.- Less than three weeks after arriving in San Diego, Robinson Canó’s time with the Padres could be coming to an end.
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MLB Network insider Jon Heyman reported Wednesday that the club is expected to request Cano be optioned to Triple-A El Paso on Thursday.
If that happens, Heyman added that the veteran infielder will decline the request and become a free agent.
Designated for assignment by the Mets on May 2 and released just days later, Canó signed with the Padres on May 13.
The club hoped the eight-time All-Star could at least give him a boost, but in 12 games he has cut his percentage to .091/.118/.091.
Information: MLB.
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