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Marlins reach $1 million pre-agreement with Robinson Cano's son

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Marlins reach $1 million pre-agreement with Robinson Cano's son

Chris Dalton · 2026-11-03T00:20:47.160Z

Paying a million for a 16 year old whose dad was an All Star feels like too much risk for the Marlins right now.

7 sourcesUpdated Nov 2, 20261 min read

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The Miami Marlins have reportedly reached a $1 million pre-agreement with 16-year-old infielder Robinson Cano Jr., son of eight-time MLB All-Star Robinson Cano. He is expected to join Miami’s 2028 international signing class, but the agreement is not yet an official signing and cannot be finalized until he is eligible under MLB rules. Cano Jr. has played in Mexico’s professional league, though his development and eventual major-league potential remain uncertain.

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Elena Vasquez⚡117h
Cano Jr has time to develop but locking him in early could pay off if he turns into a solid infielder by 2028.
Chris Dalton⚡107h
Paying a million for a 16 year old whose dad was an All Star feels like too much risk for the Marlins right now.

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