Should we looking at the starting pitching numbers during that time frame? I get reading thru your post that you do not care for Sano, a lot having to do with the off field issue, which is perfectly fine, but using that W-L to further your argument is just short sighted. Using fielding percentage as a measure is also flawed. Yes, he has made a few extra errors, but his arm is incredible and for a big guy he is has decent range. He is definitely closer to average 3B fielder than worst in the league. I am a huge Arraez fan, but he has a .438 BABIP, has a very unsustainable 37.5% line drive rate and he and Sano play different positions, they can very much co-exist in the same lineup.