Brock, we probably won't agree on this FO. If you don't understand what a sunk cost is, you shouldn't be leading a billion dollar business. If you don't understand that RP are fungible, you probably shouldn't be GM of a MLB team. If you think Floriman and Hicks are good MLB players, you probably shouldn't be GM of a MLB team. If your plan for CF is to not have anyone in the majors or AAA or AA that can back up Hicks, you probably shouldn't GM of a MLB team. I won't even touch on the fact that they didn't trade Willingham, because they refused to admit they were in rebuild (ok, I did), or that they apparently are not willing to spend even 40% of revenue on the MLB roster, let alone 50, or that they won't sign Cubans, or that they appear to like quantity in FA over quality. The vaunted minor league system has produced Pinto and Gibson and maybe Arcia in the last two years, with not one new guy coming up this year so far. This on a team that has lost 90+ games for three years in a row. They are one of the older teams in MLB, and are projected to be one of the worst teams again this year. That's a bad combination. Signing actual FA SP looked like it might be a change in direction. But, that was, imo, a mirage. They did not go out and sign big time, elite players. They actually cut payroll as a percent of revenue (since they got $25MM more revenue this year), again. Until something changes, I don't think anything has changed.