Question for the masses. Who has a higher career batting average, Max Kepler or Miguel Sano? Would you be surprised to find out Sano has a .234 clip while Kepler is at .233? Both players are in their eighth season, and while Kepler is clearly the superior defender, Sano has more homeruns (162 to 129), more RBI (418 to 397) and higher career batting average. While the timing in Sano's contract makes his departure likely after this season, I'm curious what the decision on Kepler would be if his contract had him in the same boat? Would we be saying goodbye to both players? My thought is "Yes."