Mariners' Robinson Cano Hits 400th Double of Career

Seattle Mariners second baseman Robinson Cano hit his 400th career double in Thursday's game against the Cleveland Indians, per the Mariners' official Twitter feed.

The double, a shot to left field off of Indians starter Zach McAllister, was Cano's 25th of the 2014 season, his first year with Seattle.

He signed with the Mariners as a free agent this past offseason after spending the first nine years of his MLB career with the New York Yankees.

The six-time All-Star has a career .311 batting average, but he got off to a slow start in Seattle, hitting only .254 through April 19. From April 20 through the end of May, Cano posted a .362 batting average, albeit with just one home run over a span of 150 plate appearances. His batting average crossed above the .300 mark May 12 and has only fallen below once since that time—for two innings in a May 16 game against the Twins.

Though his power has been surprisingly absent this season, Cano—who has just eight home runs this year—has been a model of consistency throughout his career. He played in more than 120 games in each of his nine seasons for the Yankees, with a batting average above .300 in seven of the nine campaigns. He reached 150 hits, 30 doubles and double-digit home runs in all nine campaigns.

Despite parting ways with the franchise at the age of 31, Cano amassed 1,649 hits as a Yankee, which is good for 15th on the all-time franchise hits list. His 375 doubles put him eighth on the Yankees franchise list in that category. Former teammate and longtime double-play partner Derek Jeter is the Bronx Bombers' all-time leader in both hits and doubles.

All stats courtesy of MLB.com unless specifically noted otherwise.