As the article states (and I agree)--it's not just one or two, or just the bullpen, or all of the pitchers--the problem is pretty much the whole team. Some have posted that Mauer is the #1 problem--NO! Mauer is one problem, but not the #1 problem. Examine the W/L records of the years 2011 to present. Basically pre-ASG the record is below par (exception: this season) and then things go South fast. Why?--That is the #1 problem. Character has to be an issue. Compare to Cleveland, they made major trades--SELLS, and replaced with young guys. Most of those guys hit like the CLE team of the 90's, Why the difference? Some very alarming statistics were in the article--but an explanation really was not provided. In today's and last night's game I noticed Mauer swinging on a 2-0 count when the Twins were way behind. I often notice Dozier fist pitch swinging--even when the team is way behind. True, recovering from big deficits rarely happens--but CLE didn't quite Friday. Give up a six-run inning, and your're a last place team--yet in three innings they are sporting a two-run lead! They didn't quit--and yet they know they are not going to the playoffs. Compare to the Twins' "efforts" Saturday and Sunday--huge difference. Fix the attitude problem or else!