Here's the way I say it. Miguel is overweight and it doesn't seem as if he is working hard on his craft to improve. I guess I wouldn't care what he weighed, if he were to work on laying off breaking pitches on the outside part of the plate. I mean, it is REALLY obvious how teams are going to pitch him now, and he doesn't seem to adjust at all. That combined with not being in great shape, being hurt all the time, etc, points to possible a larger problem with how hard the guy works. He has all the talent in the world and more power than most if not all of the guys in the league. However, if he doesn't work hard to improve himself and be at the top of his game, then yes, we will all probably need to lower our expectations of him. All of that said, if the Twins give up on this guy it will be a huge mistake. They haven't had a hitter with this kind of power in their organization for quite some time. We let him go, he will sign on somewhere else, they will make him work and he will end up a phenomenal power hitter IMO. Twins need to figure out how to get him to work. Remember Morneau when he came up? He wasn't great either and was following the same type of path Sano is. Gardenhire or someone straightened him out and there you had it, an MVP power hitter who had a knack of driving in runs. DON'T give up on this guy!!