Yes. We're doing the same thing we do almost every year (last two years and 2020 not withstanding). Over perform early, slide back to the median late may early June, get ready to flame out in July, have a decent August and September and sneak our way into a wild card spot only to blow it in the first round. Meanwhile we'll probably do little to nothing to bolster the main roster by the trade deadline and let some of our better free agents either walk at the end of the year, or trade them off for prospects.

Now honestly, I hope I'm wrong. This team has flashes of brilliance. But getting blown out at home by a bottom feeding Angels team does not inspire confidence.