That's great. Meanwhile, we're 66-114 with his teams. Give him credit for any individual move you want, but the sum total isn't good enough. by the same absurd simple-minded logic, he could have taken over in Atlanta, just sat around masturbating in his office all day while allowing the stacked roster he inherited to win ballgames and he'd be doing a great job; that you keep obsessing over such a stupid point only serves to further damage your credibility Soto, Castro, Barney, Samardzija. That's four right there. We also had a decent amount of homegrown bullpen and infield depth, both of which Epstein squandered. It's not a coincidence that those are now two of the weakest parts of the team. Hendry's Samardzija: 5.30 BB/9 - 4.54 FIP, 4.84 xFIP (86% of his innings in relief, no less) Theo's Samardzija: 2.82 BB/9 - 3.24 FIP, 3.29 xFIP but if you want to give Theo's administration no credit and call the 2011 version of him a finished product, go ahead, it only further proves how unwilling you are to be nuanced about topics like this