Kinda what I figured. An above average K% in the minors rarely translates to MLB success, no matter how much power is in the bat. The hit tool is always the best tool- you can't put a price on quality contact. That is one concern I have with the Twins' prospects, so many of them strike out at an above average rate and walk at a well below average rate. We see what that amounts to- Santana, Arcia, Vargas, Hicks (although Hicks can actually draw walks), and you could probably add Rosario to this list in a few weeks/months- all players that have struggled to establish themselves in the majors. I don't know if that's an issue with player development in the Twins' system, or with the players they are signing/drafting. All I know is that I see a future Twins' lineup with plenty of whiffs and low OBP% in the near future.