Being a sports blogger is somewhat of a modern tech age evolution of a sports writer. There have always been 3 types. Fair, objective ones. Homer ones, and guys who stir the pot and rip the local clubs. For example, almost everyone would agree that Sid Hartman is not very objective at times, and is quite a bit of a homer. If you (or he) want to take that as an insult, so be it. He's had a long, great career, but he is what he is. As good as he is, and as long as he's been around, I won't read him. I want objective reporting (and even objective opinions, that is possible), I don't care to read a hometown cheerleading spin on things. Seth gave a 99% confidence rating in every significant member of the organization. That is almost a perfect rating. No objective writer could witness the numerous blunders that have led us to this mess, and come away with the conclusion that the FO and field staff are perfectly capable. Just as Sid Hartman probably doesnt realize he is a homer at times, Seth probably doesn't either, who knows. Seth gave no reasoning or explanation towards the numerous blunders I pointed out, or any of the many others that I didn't take the time to mention. He merely gave a generic reason to believe in Terry Ryan, who is only 1 person of the many stated in the thread. Seth is not just an average poster. He has made himself a public figure (at least in Twins coverage), and I don't consider it disrespectful to say that his take is homerish.