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Originally Posted by jstasyk1121
yea he is behind him but kent had 4 more years and the gaps arent that wide really...and cano started 2yrs younger...so i think cano ends up blasting past him in most numbers...
Runs...Kent by about 200...cano should pass him by like end 2019
Hits...Kent by 160 only...will pass him by this time next year and could end up almost 1000 ahead really...
Doubles...Kent by about 60...will pass him by mid 2019...and end up quite a bit ahead...
HRs...Kent by 80...Cano will pass him barring health...2-3 yrs...could put a decent gap by time he retires...and will hold record
RBIs...Kent by about 375(is 3rd all time)...cano should also end up with this record
Slashlines...pretty similar currently..id say they end up pretty similar as well...
Awards:
Kent: 5x AS, 4x SS, 1x MVP(big bump for him)...0x GG....0x Rings(but better in postseason)
Cano: 8x AS, 5x SS, 0x MVP...2x GG, 1x Ring
WAR- Kent ended at 55.2(19th among 2B)....Cano at 64.3 and counting...so that gap is gonna end being huge!...prob end up with 50% more WAR (around 80)
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Cano's also ten times the defender.
He'd have to hit .220 for the rest of his career to not get in. Even then, he'd probably get in.
Fun player to watch in NY. Now the Yankees have a new guy to get pissed at about jogging to first.. Gary Sanchez!