Go to as many games at Target Field as you can afford. Live major league baseball at a beautiful ballpark is one of the greatest things on earth, even if the home team comes up short.
http://www.beyondtheboxscore.com/2009/3/17/795946/optimizing-your-lineup-by This article discusses optimal batting order. The takeaway is this: how the lineup spots rank in the importance of avoiding outs: #1, #4, #2, #5, #3, #6, #7, #8, #9
Replace Molitor? Or Ryan or Pohlad? OK, but only if the replacement(s) are very likely to be an improvement over the status quo. A corollary to that is the replacement(s) would be someone we believe in enough to keep in place through rough patches. High turnover is not good, especially at GM.
I was saying to my wife earlier today that during the offseason I had this nagging thought that 2015 could be like 1984 was. We had to endure a couple years of mediocre baseball before things fell into place in 1987. But this is making 1985 look like a walk in the park.
Actually, we don't yell at each other on the game threads. That's what the "Fire (insert name of coach, manager or front office person)" threads are for.