If Sano hits exactly as he has in his first 11 games this season, and plays 100 games total this season, here are his totals: 45 HR, 27 doubles, 63 walks, 99 runs, 81 RBI . . . in 100 games. He's also on pace for 9 game-winning home runs. His OPS is .963. His OPS+ is 148. And that doesn't count the HR he hit against the Rays last night that was stopped by a speaker. [EDIT] Just realized he's played 12 games now. So if he replicates his first 12 games through 100 games, he'd hit 40 HR, 32 doubles, 56 walks, 88 runs and 80 RBI, with a .926 OPS.