The 23-year-old outfielder/first baseman was third in minor leagues last season with 35 home runs and has hit two this spring, including a three-run shot Monday. He's expected to start season at double A, but he could fill a need at some point for power-starved Dodgers.In an ideal world, the Dodgers would say this about Jerry Sands : Have another great season in the minor leagues, and maybe we'll see you in September.