First off, I don't think 'many' wanted to run Falvine out of town after the 1st day of the draft. That is an overstated generalization and mischaracterization of posters that I would like everyone to stay away from, please. I think many, myself included, were initially disappointed in the first pick and were thinking 'whaaaaat the ...?' And I think most of those many discussed that very reasonably, excluding myself with my overly dramatic and emotional 'DISAPPOINTED' post. Yes, there were a few who immediately thew out the old and tired whines of the FO being cheap or being the same as it ever was or needing to go, (and some of those posts were removed for being disrespectful, trolling or not on topic) but certainly not many posters went that route. By the second day I think most of those many backed away from their initial disappointment and frustration and thought, 'Well, okay, I see what you did there. I'm okay with that,' or better. Yes, some still expressed it wouldn't have been what they would've done or still expressed disappointment of not taking Greene 1:1, but so what? It's an opinion, and while maybe not filled with complete trust and being on board with everything, it is far from running anyone out of town. TD exists to discuss baseball, from all sides. While there are some who want to discuss the good of what's been done, some want to discuss that bad of what hasn't been. I see nothing wrong with that. In fact, it's those differences that make TD thrive. Personally, I'd like it if people stayed away from both extremes of 'all bad' or 'all good' or 'always happy with everything' or 'never happy with anything,' but just who those posters are, are also judgements of perspective. I think we should be careful of how we lump posters into generalized categories. While we may not always (or ever, in some cases) like what others say or how they think, bring it to the table in the form of discussion not accusation. That said, the pitching, ugh. I'll give it through the season and off-season and even into next season, but I hope to see Falvine completely up to speed in what we have and don't have and address it accordingly. Personally, despite it being frustrating and not what everyone think should be done, I am willing to try to have at least that much patience. But I really do hope to see some movement to shore things up by all the upcoming deadlines of this season.