The number of his weight doesn't matter that much- it's how he carries it and moves with it, and deals with it to make himself a better fielder. I don't care if he looks Panda-esque out there, as long as he can find better ways to position and prepare himself, and be more accurate with his catching and throwing. He's never going to have great range, and that's what you give up by putting a power hitter at the hot corner, a traditional position. I grew up watching Killebrew share duty between 1st and 3rd. For 40-something HRs nearly every year, yeh, you give up some range. But even in the fog of my latter years, I don't recall Killer kicking the ball around like Sano has done at times. AND-- I've gotta beat this dead-down-to-its-hooves horse one more time-- he wasn't focused on 3B defense during the hot stove time. That RF stuff was crap to begin with, and should never have taken place. Sano should have had his head and his coaching locked in on 3B all winter last year, and shove that OF idiocy. Molly and Co bear a lot of responsibility for the shoddy fielding we got there from Sano this year, by messing him around from the start. So 20 lbs? I don't care. Eat all the pie you want, just take a freakin' ballet class or something, and get that footwork and positioning down.