>he's still awesome and as long as this benching doesn't serve as some
>sort of catalyst for friction between player and organization,
>i don't really care.

Good point. My only beef either way is how public this is. I guess he's famous enough that sitting for a few games will provoke questions, though. Even with the rise of Buxton, Sano is my first stop in MiLB box scores because nobody puts up more fun lines than Sano. And that's at least one person who will notice an absence of more than one game.

But then I flop back and think more than a game for this is beyond disproportionate. If it's important, ream him out in the clubhouse, bench him for a game and give him the stinkeye every time you walk past him in the dugout, and then get him on the field for the next game.

>i get we don't need our most visible prospects to be complete
>cunts, but you can't be that good at something without some
>swagger.

Hitting 450 foot homeruns looks like a lot of fun. I know I'd want to see where it lands.

>oh, and ditto about not wanting him getting plunked or thrown
>at ... but he is 7'3" 465 pounds ... so, good luck with that
>21 year old pitchers.

Yeah. He'd eat them.