I agree for the most part that athletes are bigger than 20 years ago, however proportionally things are still very much the same. Pointing out guys like Mauer, Trout and Hamilton have all been successful being much larger than the average player in their respective positions doesn't make it some kind of universal truth, they are still exceptions. Just because the average player is bigger these days hardly means we're going to eventually see 6'3, 230 lb short stops, 7 foot catchers or as in this case, 6'5 270 lb outfielders as the norm. I think that's just flat out wrong. Ultimately that's all just a bunch of noise anyway, this is really just about whether Sano can adequately play RF, which I have strong doubts he can. How much it's really going to matter is probably the bigger debate.