Twins infielder Brian Dozier (2) fields a grounder during
infielder drills at the Lee County Sports Complex in Fort Myers,
Florida, Monday, February 18, Twins infielder Brian Dozier (2)
fields a grounder during infielder drills at the Lee County
Sports Complex in Fort Myers, Florida, Monday, February 18,
2013. (Pioneer Press: John Autey)  FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Now that
the Twins have installed Aaron Hicks in the leadoff spot,
ideally for the next 10 to 15 years, they have a new dilemma.
Who should hit second?  It's more complicated than you might
think.  "I've always had the thought a No. 2 guy has to be able
to take pitches a little bit," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire
says. "He has to be able to protect the guy on base and be an
on-base-percentage guy also so your 3-4-5 guys are getting
opportunities."  What else?  "Bunt," Gardenhire said. "Get 'em
over. Be able to shoot the ball the other way with a man on
second. All those things. Basically, handle the bat. That's a
No. 2 guy."  Mite-sized speedster Ben Reve