This roster is crippled by mediocrity. It has NO studs. No Johan Santana, Kirby, pre-injured Mauer or Morneau. Perkins, odd as it is to say at this time is the closest. The pitching staff is full of maybe a 2, and the rest are 3-4 1/2's. If you eliminate the young players for whom the jury is still out, and apply the same 1-5, I cannot name a 1. Dozier is a very decent second baseman, but likely not a 1, and if he doesn't adjust to the way he is being pitched, he is going to regress. I put Plouffe and Mauer kind of on the same plane, Mauer better avg, Plouffe more power. Both average fielders. Hunter is a 4.0, whoops I meant 40! I don't have to get into Suzuki, Robinson, Nunez, et all. EE is a nice utility player, who is being presented as the SS. Some of the above, quite a bit, is on Ryan. There are logjams blocking young talent. Many talk about trading prospects for unrealistic returns, or minsicule returns. Just to do something? I would sell, but sell veterans and start moving in the new pieces. Not because the present ones are "bad", but because this is what they are. And it ain't enough.