Baseball statistics are like any other statistic, there's one for everybody. There are good arguments on both sides. The side that says Sano should be playing,and is a good player are correct. The side that says he isn't what he could be, on both sides of the ball have a point. He is a remarkable athlete for his size. While that's not damning praise, it's a fact. Last night he had his third error, which is a pace for around 45 this year. He looks still like what I saw in Beloit. Lacks focus on the easy plays, makes the great ones. And if he can't play third , his value is reduced considerably. And as an aside, you take that, and add in EE very average defense, and it's a weak side of the IF. Offensively I am in the camp that did expect him to be a generational hitter with power. The power is there, it makes the stats look good, but if I am a pitcher, needing to prevent a productive out, he would be far from my greatest concern on this team. As to the personality issue? I haven't saw a lot to convince me he understands how important conditioning will be to his future. He may some day, he may never. Right now he is a great athlete getting by on talent. Nor do I see full seasons of games from him from a physical standpoint. Whether he can play, especially hit well enough to be a plus player is not in doubt. Whether he will get to be the player that his talent level would allow, is another question.