I agree that Seid has been a good appointment, and that the organization seems to have shifted back to an emphasis on developing pitching. I think the big fear for most of us is that it's maybe too little, too late. If Fielder and/or other players gets flipped for some young upside pitching, that could change things, I suppose. It's just a shame that we probably weren't able to make more than a "one and done" playoff appearance while having two potential future HOF hitters in the middle of the lineup. Of course to add to the frustration, Fielder is playing like a below replacement level 1B so far this season, which may kill off part of his trade value.