Let's go down the list of players the Twins have put on the field most often: Suzuki - For all the Twins have raved about his catching, he doesn't throw well at all. I'm frankly surprised that teams don't run on him more often. I'll have to take their word for it on the game-calling. Mauer - He's getting better I think, but for much of the year he looked uncomfortable over at first base. I think he'll be a more than adequate defensive first baseman, but the trade-off is that Vargas will have to DH, and Sano better stick at third or be moved to the outfield. Dozier - He makes some nice plays, but the numbers don't like him defensively as much as the broadcasters do. Plouffe - Probably the biggest bright spot, he's turned into an above-average third baseman after wandering in the wilderness for so long. When Sano is ready, will the Twins decide to sacrifice Plouffe's defense to put what might be a square peg in a round hole? Escobar - He can play shortstop and not embarrass himself. Probably best suited for a utility role, though. Willingham - Since being traded to the Royals, he's been almost exclusively used as a DH, which is probably what he should have been doing while he was a Twin. Left field is a big question mark going forward. Santana - Well... he's fast, I guess. Arcia - Sometimes when I see Arcia in the outfield, I think I'm looking at an old replay of Delmon Young reflected through a mirror.