Quote:Not at all. 

 

Their approach was pretty clear before the season started.  My main point prior to the start of the season based on how young the roster was then was to say that it would be ugly early, and we'd hopefully see improvement later in the season.  We're not later in the season yet, and my "stance" remains the same. 

 

I'm not sure how my stance has changed.  I didn't have high expectations for the team this year going in, and so far they've validated that position.  I also don't see how my stance has changed with regard to what I expect to see happen this coming off season.  I've been saying all along that A.) this year was about blowing the roster up and getting rid of players who were not part of the long-term plan, and B.) we will have  much better sense for where this team is headed next off season based on the personnel moves they make in the draft and free agency. 

 

Not terribly difficult to follow.  I'm not sure you understand what "changing a stance means" because I've been pretty consistent here. 

 

Before the season had already started you'd deemed everything this front office did in regards to releasing or not re-signing players as the right direction, a necessary move to rebuild this franchise the right way, before we saw the first game. I've been insistent this is just a different direction, we've got no clue if it's right or wrong yet. And base upon what we've seen I'm leaning more towards its the wrong direction again.

 

If your on board with the wait and see approach again then fine, but waiting doesn't mean accepting every move the front office takes. They've made some bad choices in a short period of time.

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