The roster (and organizational) teardown seems almost complete. The Pohlads extended Falvey, likely so he could help continue to navigate a sale of the franchise. In my view, the responsibility for the franchise's ultimate success rests with ownership and the business side. And, the teardown may continue into the off-season, perhaps with Cory's predictions about Pablo Lopez and Byron Buxton coming true.
With Pohlad ownership, we're in a chicken-and-egg situation, with the Pohlad's unwilling (perhaps unable) to spend money and a fan base that's not likely to return until the team starts winning again. Can a new manager (and his new staff) right the ship that Falvey has built and continues to build? It's unclear. As a long-time Twins fan and one who continues to hope and pray that things will get better, I'm struggling to be an optimist.