Yes, he was definitely beyond horrid last year. I know error total isn't an end all, be all stat. But he's had 7 in 79 games this year. That's kind of a high number. It obviously projects to 14 in 162 games. Last year, Sano had 15 errors in just 42 starts at 3b. I'm looking at fangraphs data on him defensively. I'm not sure I can accept what it seems to be suggesting. Overall, it says Sano had a 2.7 UZR/150 last year and has a -1.9 this year. Somehow, he had a range rating of 7.8 which was enough to compensate for his horrendous error rate. But this year, his range rate is -1.5. But then I look further at the Inside Edge numbers. It shows him getting to a higher percentage of balls this year compared with last year with the exception of the "even" category. The difference in that category is 41.2 vs 50%. So, how can Sano be getting to a higher pct of balls, yet have a lower range rating? If someone who knows more about how fangraphs does it's computations can answer that, I would legitimately like to know.