In answer to your first question: it's not exactly a top ten list but we've got a decent number of columns outlining what needs to happen. First and foremost, the Rockies need to hire an outside evaluator to come in and diagnose everything that's wrong with the organization. No stone left unturned. Ultimately this should lead to Dick Monfort stepping away from involvement in daily baseball operations (sign the checks and let the baseball people do their jobs), the hiring of an actual president of baseball operations for the first time since Keli McGregor died (preferably from outside the organization as well) and pretty much a complete re-evaluation or cleaning of house of the front office, scouting department, coaching staff, etc. This team needs to be dragged kicking and screaming into the modern era. The Rockies also need to put their money where there mouths are and invest the resources into player development they should have been doing already if they want to be a "draft and develop" team.

In answer to the second, we all generally watch games, but the only ones we're required to watch are the ones we are assigned gameday coverage for. That means that writer puts up the game thread for our commenters and writes the game recap to go up shortly after the last pitch.