We also have to hope that the pitchers we have drafted in the last few years develop into good prospects. That way, we will be able to make moves for front-line pitching at the deadline in future seasons. I think if the prospects that we didn't give up this year can develop, there's no reason to think that we can't compete in the coming years. I'm disappointed that Doug didn't make a move, but not upset in any means. It will just be frustrating to watch for awhile. But I watched a lot worse teams play up until last year, so I'm used to it. Everyone just seemed to get spoiled by last year, and don't realize how many bad losing seasons we have had. A few years ago, finishing above .500 was a big deal. If we finish above .500 this season, it's still a decent year.