To me it's more about general philosophy. Will Allen emphasize the need for higher strike out rates? Will he accept that those types of pitchers walk more, but can get out of a jam, self inflicted or otherwise. Will Molitor address the fact that some of the pitching problems were a combination of two diametric opposite policies. Pitch to contact with an outfield filled with out of position infielders, large sluggers, and on too many occasions overvalued utility men? While the offense has not been bad, will he try and eliminate taking fastballs down the middle, while trying to "work the count"? I know the hitting coach is the hitting coach. But to some extent, he must reflect the managers philosophy, or he would not be there long. Will lackadaisical play cost you a day on the bench until you get it? I am not talking errors here, I am talking throwing to the wrong base, missing cutoff men, or running into idiotic outs. Answers to those questions, many which seemed to lack import to the previous regime will go a long way in determining the makeup of next years roster, and by extension next years record.