Like last year, the games will be on ... in the background ... but they'll be on. And they'll be turned off when the score becomes lopsided. That's about all I can manage at this point. And when they come to town, I'll decide then whether or not I'll put my money into it. Part of being fans is enduring the ups and downs ... we've had some pretty high peaks and some exceptional valleys. The earliest games I remember were in '65 ... so I've experienced some pretty exceptional ups and downs. Good thing I like the roller coaster. It's frustrating, especially when we have thoughts and ideas that seem better than the decisions that are being made. But I just can't get too down or 'pulling-my-hair-out' frustrated about it all. I still love baseball, and I still love the Twins, and I'll keep on watching, even when it hurts. The decisions are not mine to make and it's just hard for me to get worked up about something so out of my control. Yes, I occasionally yell at the TV and curse at the FO, but then I move on, because it's out of my control. It's also just a game. One I love and enjoy, but it's just a game. There are truly more important things in life. I guess that's how I view it and how I handle the valleys. Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. Remember the good times when the bad gets overwhelming. But lose faith? Hmmm ... not sure I quite go that far because I still hope, but with perspective.