This is It For Miguel Sano: What Now?

[Captain18s]

When they tried to get us to swallow he would be fine in right field I got worried. Then it was third base, then first base then DH with no justification for his spot in the lineup. Then we hoped Cruz would mentor him. He’s had the most chances of anybody I can remember. Kepler is not far behind. Time to move on.

[FanSince1961]

Sano long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye.

Waste of our time as fans.  (Never was one of his.)

And, especially, of his talent and potential.

Finally.  About damn time.

[Murph]

Thank you, @Heiny.  You are right on every point.  

I hope Sanó gets another chance.  He's only 29, and has mega talent, for sure.  The Twins didn't have a decent hitting coach, and still don't.  He was physically and emotionally lost when Cruz departed.  It's sad, really...

[Murph]

On 8/10/2022 at 4:24 PM, FanSince1961 said:

Sano long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye.

Waste of our time as fans.  (Never was one of his.)

And, especially, of his talent and potential.

Finally.  About damn time.

Do you feel good about this cruel comment?  After you stick the knife in, turn it a few times... Interesting  how some players get a "pass" and some just get crushed by comments such as yours. 

[FanSince1961]

On 9/4/2022 at 8:28 AM, Murph said:

Do you feel good about this cruel comment?  After you stick the knife in, turn it a few times... Interesting  how some players get a "pass" and some just get crushed by comments such as yours. 

Murph,

Cruel?  Really?  Simple statements of fact.  There is ample evidence he wasted his talent.  Still the Twins gave him plenty of opportunities.

Lighten up Francis.

FS61