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Second baseman for Seattle Mariners Robinson Cano is a six-time All-Star who definitely wants people to know about his success. The baseball player recently took his Ferrari 458 Spyder over to the Mc Customs Miami-based shop for a golden wrap.
Life is full of funny coincidences, one might think, especially with famous people. First of all, the 31-year old sportsman’s full name is Robinson Jose Cano Mercedes, but he drives a Ferrari 458 Spyder. However, this we can understand considering few people on this planet can resist driving a Ferrari.
Then, he takes his Ferrari Spyder for custom touch. Honestly, besides maybe some cooler wheels, what else would you want to change on these exotics? The wrap, you’ll probably answer. But golden pony? Really? Well, at least he also went for golden Vellano wheels.
After all, Cano is one of the most successful baseball players in the industry. We’re talking five-time Silver Slugger Award, named American League Player of the Month twice and winner of the Home Run Derby in 2011. Maybe he decided to take the new wrap after winning two Gold Glove Awards.
Or maybe Cano wanted to show everybody how rich he recently got. After playing for the New York Yankees since 2005, in December last year, he singed a 10-year, $240 million contract with the Seattle Mariners. Robinson was offered a 7-year, $170 million contract to return to the Yankees, but turned it down in search of a longer deal.
Then, he takes his Ferrari Spyder for custom touch. Honestly, besides maybe some cooler wheels, what else would you want to change on these exotics? The wrap, you’ll probably answer. But golden pony? Really? Well, at least he also went for golden Vellano wheels.
After all, Cano is one of the most successful baseball players in the industry. We’re talking five-time Silver Slugger Award, named American League Player of the Month twice and winner of the Home Run Derby in 2011. Maybe he decided to take the new wrap after winning two Gold Glove Awards.
Or maybe Cano wanted to show everybody how rich he recently got. After playing for the New York Yankees since 2005, in December last year, he singed a 10-year, $240 million contract with the Seattle Mariners. Robinson was offered a 7-year, $170 million contract to return to the Yankees, but turned it down in search of a longer deal.
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