Okay, so now the coaches can't even be a native Minnesotan or resident for them to be outside the organization and provide a new perspective? I get the need for a fresh perspective, but as I've stated elsewhere, I don't think you are going to truly get that without a change at the top, something I have also advocated for. You'll get some new ideas into the mix through the manager and coaching staff, but for what I'm hearing the amount of 'new perspective' people want, it just isn't going to happen without a 'from the top down' change. But by adding the qualifier 'not a Minnesota native/resident,' that is just getting overly picky, imo, but to each his/her own. Glynn has had impressive success in Rochester and has had more years experience elsewhere than with Minnesota. While it's not exactly what I was thinking, I think it's a step in the right direction. Sometimes effective change needs to happen slowly, sometimes not. Maybe we'll just have to wait until all the pieces are in place and see how it is working before deeming it the same old status quo.