At least two or three times a game, Twins baserunners (when there are any) look completely caught off guard when fielders make relatively routine plays, as if the defender suddenly flashed hidden X-men/ Fantastic 4 mutant powers and caught a ball with a 30 foot arm or teleported over to the foul line. Aggressive base running is great in the right situation, and when tempered with common sense. Right now their aggressiveness has neither. Pressing to make something happen when you're 24 and get on base 3 out of every 10 trips to the plate is understandable, but a smart baserunner turned manager like Molitor should be keeping that in check.