I gave a C, though I could convinced on changing it to a B after a few drinks
The good: the prospect haul given away is unlikely to haunt them, 2 of the 3 acquired are controlled into next year, Hoffman has legitimate high-leverage upside, and while I think the goodwill generated is short-term and overrated, it's not nothing, either
The bad: their playoff odds didn't actually improve, nothing was done about a lineup that can be upgraded in many places now that they're no longer magical with RISP, Hoffman has Emilio-Pagan-esque downside, Kremer looks like a bad cost-benefit bet to me (in terms of future salary) if he can't turn it around, and I can't shake the feeling that they missed on some chances to add real value by capitalizing on potential returns for Jeffers and Ryan. I also am afraid that Tom is more concerned with making the popular decision instead of the right decision. It could be a one-time event meant to jumpstart the real investment in the offseason, or it could be a harbinger of things to come.