Daniel has a piece over at ESPN about the fact that Robinson Cano's batting average is higher than his BABIP so far this year, how common that is, and if he can maintain it. A trivia question for those who can't read behind the Insider wall: Who are the six hitters since 2000 with five or more seasons with a batting average higher than their BABIP? (Hint, think about high-HR, low-SO guys.)