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Robinson Cano will be the Home Run Derby captain again. For his sake, hopefully it goes better than last year in Kansas City. After Captain Cano didn't pick hometown slugger Billy Butler, the Royals fans booed him the whole night and continue to boo ...

Jose Cano will again pitch to his son, Robinson, at this year's Home Run Derby.

After Adrian Gonzalez hit 11 home runs in the final round of the Home Run Derby, he had a message for Robinson Cano. "He said, 'You've got a lot of pressure on you,'" Cano recalled. "I said, 'Man, I don't think so. Just remember I play in New York...

After winning the Home Run Derby, Robinson Cano was as happy afterward as he appeared during it. Cano wanted to split the trophy in half to share with father, Jose. Jose, who pitched briefly with the Astros, threw the ball right where Cano wanted it ...

In the second round of the Home Run Derby, Robinson Cano hit another 12 homers putting on a show. At one point, he raised his arms like a heavyweight champion. Cano smiled a lot during his display....

At tonight's Home Run Derby, Robinson Cano's dad, Jose, will be throwing to him. "It means a lot to me," Cano said. "To be in the big leagues, I get to face him back home in the offseason. He is the kind of guy who is always there for me, not only...

Nick Swisher didn't win the Home Run Derby, but he still had a blast.

After denying Robinson Cano, the Yanks have granted right fielder Nick Swisher permission to be involved in the Home Run Derby. Full story here....

While the Yankees told second baseman Robinson Cano not to participate in the Home Run Derby, the team has granted right fielder Nick Swisher permission to be involved in Monday's competition.

New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano is pulling out of next week's Home Run Derby.

After being voted in as the starting American League second baseman, Robinson Cano will vie for another honor in Anaheim next week -- Home Run King. Cano is one of five players on the initial list for next Monday's Home Run Derby. Joining Cano are...

With New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi and hitting coach Kevin Long concerned about the long term impact of participating in the Home Run Derby, second baseman Robinson Cano gave some leeway that he could decide not to swing for the fences.