Taking a slightly different direction in regards to managing relief pitcher question here but did Molitor stay too long with Pressly? Walk the first batter, hit the next - granted you have a 6 run league and an overworked bullpen so you would give a longer leash than normal but when is it apparent the pitcher does not have it on this day? Pressly seems to be either good or terrible and it was starting off as the latter on Monday. My view watching the game real time - I expected one of the call-ups to come in to give the "regular" guys some rest with a 6 run lead. In the 8th inning there were a couple of difficult plays that could have been made in the outfield that would have limited the overall damage, but big picture, we do have to improve in the bullpen overall. Don't want to beat a dead horse but we should have done more in the offseason. Does not help that for the past 2 years our top young relief prospects have either gotten hurt or are taking longer to develop than we want.