FORT MYERS, Fla. -- As Miguel Sano fielded a ground ball in right field during an early workout on Sunday morning, he spun to his left and threw the ball into the infield without properly setting his feet at the correct angle.
Sano immediately knew what he did wrong, but it didn't come from instincts. It was because Torii Hunter -- a nine-time Gold Glove winner during his 19-year career -- was standing right behind him in the outfield to go over even the smallest of details with Sano, who is making the transition to right field from third base.