Yeah, the OBP correlation to runs scored has been discussed ad nauseum around here, but I still think Hendry still doesn't get it. From 2003 to the end of 2004, he didn't know what OBP stood for. From the beginning of 2005 to the end of 2005, he learned what it stood for, but wrote it off as a fluke that OBP and runs scored are directly related. From the beginning of 2006 to the end of 2006, he purposely went out of his way to disprove the theory that OBP translates to run production. From the start of 2007 to present, he now understands what OBP is, how it translates to run production, and knows that his previous ignorance on such an important topic will likely shorten his GM career significantly. How did he finally learn in 2006 that OBP is directly related to run production? It was staring him right in the face. It was impossible to miss it. His pitching staff walked people, and those people scored. Over and over and over and over. Too bad the light went on way too late. They couldn't fire him quick enough to satisfy me, even in the midst of a 6 game winning streak.