And, Nick, the issues are not just about luck, that's what some of us are saying. Heck, the projection systems pretty much pegged Mauer to do what he was doing (and people ripped them for doing that). Dozier has been as good as last year, Floriman was an embarrassing plan, Plouffe has been Plouffe (and most thought Sano might be up now, so they lost a couple of months maybe). Frankly, I think they are luck to get what they are out of Josh, given his health history and age. Hicks, terrible plan, they brought that on themselves. Arcia is what he was predicted. They got super lucky in the first month or so with the players that carried the club. Pelfrey was predictably bad. Him missing time isn't bad luck, if you promote Meyer or May to replace him, it is a gift from the baseball gods that the FO refused to take advantage of so far. IMO, of course. The bullpen has managed to be as good as last year. So, the bad luck is that Buxton and Sano and maybe Rosario are delayed by 6 months or so. Yes, that stinks big time. Yes, it is depressing. But mostly, IMO, the team is bad because it is super thin and has no room for bad things to happen at all. None. (other than starting pitching, which they seem to refuse to fix).