On the hitters, would you really rule out the possibility that a new manager couldn't make a difference? I'm not prepared to. I don't have anything quantitative to back it up, but a collective "change of scenery" for the entire bunch sounds appealing right now. For the pitchers, I wouldn't rule out that the next manager couldn't be better at substitutions -- when and who -- to get more out of what we have. A lot of other managerial decisions fit into the "getting more out of what we have" category, and someone else might very well be better at that than our current skipper. Not trying to derail the thread, just saying that a post-Yost option could be relevant to the poll.