90 wins as the bare minimum every year for 5 years? That's a ridiculously high standard. The only teams to pull that off in recent memory were the Braves (with one of the greatest GM/manager combos in history) and the Yankees (with twice the payroll as the Cubs). Not saying Hendry's done a great job, but considering the injuries we've had to deal with from our best players basically every year, I don't think anyone could have pulled 90 wins every year in the past 5 years. Quit with the injury excuse nonsense. Hendry shouldn't have built a team that could only win if young pitchers stayed healthy to begin with, and he shouldn't have let a manager like Dusty Baker manage them if that's what he wanted. Who said anything about bare minimum? 90 wins should be expected year in and year out. 85 wins should be considered a disappointment. 95-100 should be attainable on occasion. There's no excuse for sub .500. I'm not saying fire a guy the first time his team goes under 90 wins. But I'm not interested in C students running the ship. Excellence should be the only accepted performance level, and Hendry hasn't even come close. Yeah, blame Hendry for building around 3 young aces. Stupid him. You can't objectively look at Hendry's tenure and not take injuries into consideration. Sure, he deserves blame for bringing Dusty Baker into the organization, but he also lost Nomar and Lee to basically season-ending injuries two years in a row. I don't think Hendry's done a particularly good job, but he's not the complete failure this board likes to tout him as. No you cant blame Hendry for injuries. However, you can blame him for continually relying on pitchers who have been injured to be a major part of his staff. It took Hendry way to long to quit depending on Wood and Prior. Lets not even get into Hendrys complete mismanagement of contracts. Its a joke.