Well, that's how you pitch Miguel Sano: 1. Low and outside, swinging strike. Now Sano feels like an idiot early. He's gonna be careful not to - 2. Called strike, middle in. - to look like a fool again. Whoops, probably should have swung at that one. This time... 3. Swinging strike three, inside in the dirt. Rinse and repeat, over and over. This is the main reason Sano needs to spend a few weeks in Rochester. Pitchers have discovered a sequence to get him out. Outside low, inside high, inside low in the dirt. He's really a sucker for the low inside dirt pitch with 2 strikes.