I was pleased with his bullpen management early in the season, but some of his recent decisions have been head-scratchers. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, for the mean-time, even though his affinity for veterans over young players has been annoying. I couldn't really care less if Ken returns next year. I think somebody else alluded to this, but as long as our GM continues to hire "baseball men" for the managerial job, not much is going to change. The same archaic philosophies and questionable decision-making continues, no matter who has the job. It's a little too early to compare Macha to Ned, IMO. Ken's been on the job since November. Yost presided over three mega, post-ASB meltdowns. I can cut Macha some slack for now, but color me unimpressed.