I'm more interested in seeing the young talent showcased than wins/losses, per se. But I'm all for playing the game the way it should be played in order to win those games within that context. It is a fine line though. I want the young guys to learn how to win at the highest level first and foremost, but that doesn't mean that something nonsensical should be done in order to achieve that. I'm adamantly opposed to tanking. I don't really see playing young players in lieu of veterans, particularly those not going to be around past this season, as tanking. That may be semantics to some, but it's typically very clear in my mind. If this team is able to get back to .500, it'll be because underperforming veterans have finally given way to other players that are producing. Those players could be a Forsythe type, or it could be a Gonsalves or Austin making the most of his opportunity or a Sano coming back from the depths of A ball to climb back to his former prowess. If that gets the team back to .500, cool! If not, oh well and hopefully the experience pays off next year.