I am not a huge Molitor fan. I don't love his tactics, though it seems he's bunting less this year, so that's good. I don't see a huge amount of improvement in baserunning, which you'd think he would excel at teaching. I don't see maturity in Rosario's play. Those are just examples, and I don't feel like writing paragrpahs on what he does well, doesn't do well. I think it is hard to argue he's a good tactician. You may disagree, I'm not really here to convince you today. But, most of what a manager does takes place off the field. And we can't really see this at all. I can't judge the clubhouse at all. And no, wins and losses don't necessarily mean much about that. It's clear, imo, that the FO and Molitor felt more leadership was needed in the clubhouse. It's not clear to me if that says good or bad things about Molitor as a leader, actually. That's a lot of me typing.....based on what we can see, I'd let him go, but we can't see the most important stuff, so I am just going to trust the FO on this one. If they replace him, I want someone that loves teaching and working with young players.