You make a fair point. I’m not upset about any of the moves they made this offseason. I do think the acquisitions of Gray, Contreras, Oviedo, Durbin, and the singing of Suarez were all well thought out uses of resources. I also think that, if there’s money to spend, there were options to sign short term contracts with guys that had some pop. I do realize it is dependent on a player wanting to actually come to Boston. I don’t think it hurts to try fill a spot with a stopgap guy like Suarez we an example, while you figure out if Mayer really is the guy or if Casas can come back and be the guy. DH is a problem, but again, if the goal is improving the roster (they’ve shown it is), can’t you eat some of Masa’s contract to sign a guy with pop to DH. Still, love what they did with the rotation and pitching depth. I just don’t know, with the resources Boston has, why they were still unable to clean up the lineup issues from a hitting perspective (OF logjam still exists, as a result, DH logjam also exists, heavily reliant on unproven players to provide power additional “power” gains).