Maybe. But for me, it is about the players I grow fond of. I really liked the way Berrios did his job. He cared. He took care of himself and made a very disiplined effort to be and become the best player he could. He wasn't a slob that never made any attempt to be a better athlete. He was a good fielder, and skipped off the mound. It is not necessarily just about who is on the team that I have followed since childhood. Many times, I don't like some of the players we have much at all. Visitors. One year rentals. Guys that cheat, were not reticent about it, and basically got away with it without consequece and are now on "my team" are still not my go to. I love baseball first, and then have a favorite team (sometimes.... sometimes a love/hate relationship), and a couple of other teams that I follow because of my location, or I like the players and their style of playing. I appreciate talent and hard work. and really appreciate when they have both. I still like the player that a FO trades or gets rid of because they are too cheap to keep them. I like to see them do well, and I don't mind lamenting that they no longer get to do it for my favorite team. I think plenty of good can come from checking in.