The elder Cano, who will be on the coaching staff of his son's Dominican Republic team for the World Baseball Classic, says he hopes the All-Star second baseman stays in the Bronx for the rest of his career.
"We’re still waiting to see what’s going on with the Yankees. But the Yankees I don’t think are going to let him go." the elder Cano said Monday at George M. Steinbrenner Field. "I wish he can be here forever. I don’t think he’ll feel comfortable going to another city…I hope he can be a Yankee forever."
The older Cano said he speaks with his son nearly every day — including about the "significant offer" put on the table by Yankees general manager Brian Cashman last week.
