No, I have no such source or projection. I have been comparing their past performance. Both Florimon and Adrianza are awful at the plate, though Adrianza is not as awful as Florimon, and is coming off a below average but not-at-all-awful .679 OPS, 86 wRC+ with the Giants in a small number of plate appearances in 2016. So, to say that Adrianza's "upside" on offense is Florimon; that is, if Adrianza hits as well as he can hit, it means he is hitting as well as Florimon, that is mistaken. But it's the fielding aspect I think people are not seeing. Adrianza is simply a better fielder than Florimon, which is what the Twins need most from shortstop right now, in my opinion. In 358+ innings at short from 2011-2012, Florimon's UZR/150 was -11.6, ranking him 55th out of 67 shortstops with at least 300 innings over that period. In 307 innings at short from 2013-2016, Adrianza's UZR/150 was 19.8, 3rd of 88 shortstops, behind only Simmons and Lindor. Florimon got 1,000 innings at short with the Twins in 2013 and qualifies for that same list. He ranked 20th out of 88; not bad. That was Florimon's best season. Based on what they have done and not how they project, I think it's worth giving Adrianza a shot to play shortstop full time. He can bat ninth no problem. The Twins need a steady glove over there.