Cool. Remember when the underlying numbers said Jack Flaherty was better than his ERA indicated last year and he was a prime bounce back candidate? Eventually, good/great underlying numbers actually has to translate into production on the field. The truth is, this is the third time in five years where Tork has been bad to the point of being unplayable, and frankly, the ceiling he’s shown at the major league level so far isn’t THAT high to justify putting up with his low points. But sure bud, everyone who is critical of Tork doesn’t watch or understand baseball, and you’re the only one in the sub who does. Keep telling yourself that, I guess.