I appreciate the optimism, but in order to turn things around for this season they've got to play as well collectively as they have played poorly collectively thus far. Sano isn't coming back up anytime soon. Buxton isn't hitting AAA pitching. Dozier, Morrison and Kepler have been ice cold. We still don't know what we're going to see from Mauer the rest of the season. All of those things will need to turn a complete 180 in order to make this team a legitimate threat. One or two of those guys might come around, but they need all of to do it. And they'll need to do it at the same time, and then sustain it for the rest of the season. I don't want to speak for anyone else, but I see that as pretty unlikely. Of course, all of that assumes that the pitching holds true and Rosario and Escobar continue their level of play. That's a lot to ask.