I think if goalposts are being moved, you're doing some moving yourself. Nobody has said, as far as I can tell, Sano's physical conditioning is "the culprit" for his failure to replicate his 15 season. People have asked the very reasonable question, IMO, of whether his weight is a factor, particularly in his inability to stay on the field, his defensive issues, and indeed, his propensity for K's--which could be impacted by his inability to stay on the field. People speculate, very reasonably IMO, that weight is something he should have more control of than he's demonstrated. People aren't talking about other players, because this is a thread about Sano. And because other players haven't performed in a way that leads to speculation about whether weight is a factor. And because Lynn is a pitcher, for whom weight is obviously less critical, and who has only been a Twin for a couple months. I've never heard ANYone say Hughes is overweight. Buxton/Dozier?? C'mon. The pushback is baffling to me. I think it's OBVIOUS Sano's weight is a factor. I don't know how much, but I KNOW Sano at 250 would be a better defender, and I think it's reasonable to surmise he might stay on the field more. Simply staying on the field more would, IMO, probably help his offense, and at the least would give us more of what he's already given. Maybe you're not disappointed in Sano. I am. I was hoping for so much more. We've had a couple months of very good production. That's it. It's not unreasonable to think he's in some ways at least partly responsible for that.