>is AA where he goes to learn how to walk? because obviously
>high-A ain't got shit for him to "learn" if he's mashing for
>yuks.

His walk rate last year proved he's willing to wait for his pitch, but if he's hitting nearly .530 on contact (with power) then nobody's going to tell him to be more selective. So I think you've got the right development plan, if one that the Twins will wait for a bounceback to execute. He needs somebody to actually get him out before drawing a walk becomes important. If that's at New Britain, even better.