The Twins had the worst OB% in the American league last year. Molly said they had to cut down on strike outs. What did the Twins do? They added Park and JMR. Both high strike out guys and both unproven at the major league level. Granted we haven't seen much of Murphy Ryan. The league is cruel in it's ability to make adjustments. Rosario had a .289 ob% last year and tons of strike outs. Based on his track record in the Milb, there is nothing terribly surprising going on here (likely he is seeing more pitches out of the strike zone then ever). Sano, couldn't hit the high fastball last year and he is getting a steady dose of them this year, and now has lost confidence. Buxton never made the transition last year and is still in the process this year. My point is, the Twins were relying on the young kids to carry this team offensively,without any veterans that can carry you on this team. This is a plan that seems shortsighted and mirrors something that is done in a rebuilding year. Regardless, I think they have to stand pat for the most part. I agree with most posters, that smaller moves could and should be made (Arcia hitting more, Kepler should be playing either here or at AAA, Park and Rosario maybe less at bats). We have to see what we have here. If this persists offensively, I would absolutely think Bruno would be the first casualty, although I still think that should be late spring early summer.