I like Sano. As I stated. Where did I present a false narrative? It just my belief that in contrast to your “incredibly disciplined” narrative (which I agree with), there is also an “incredibly undisciplined” side of him, which you see in the blow-by-blow, now-he’s-hot, now-he’s-not, conversation that takes place on this site. His next four-strikeout games is always just around the corner, no? To your comment that “Sano may be the least vulnerable to post-season caliber pitching”, Sano has a platoon spit, which I personally believe is due to his tendency to chase breaking pitches from righties, not swing for the moon (he has no other way of swinging). I think Parker also had a chart that showed some holes in his swing. Anyway Sano’s platoon split is in even sharper contrast when you look at just Astros and Yankees starting pitchers I assume the Twins will or should face in the postseason. Small sample alert but I think it’s foolish to discount this split entirely. I am compiling that info and can post if you wish.