I don't think you're being entirely fair. Before I saw your post, I was going to do a thread saying that it's perfectly reasonable to be concerned. Not panic, not call for anyone's head, but to be concerned.

Friday, pitching (including Mo) struggles and the offense was once again non-clutch. Saturday, the offense showed signs of life but Kuroda was bad, no one else was better. Today Hughes does ok, but the bats were again asleep.

When you consider how the "resting players" strategy last September didn't pay off, how virtually the same offense that failed in the playoffs for the second straight year is back, and the risky Montero trade, being frustrated is reasonable.

Yes, I'm well aware it's only three games. Three games though in what will be a tough American League.

Sometimes children are the only ones who tell the truth.

Well, to be fair a lot of them are children.

LOL ... one can only hope they are!

Yes, I know. I seem to be the target for speaking my mind and them telling me to shut up. It is a bit hypocritical.

It's actually a little scary to imagine the alternative.

I agree but don't be suprised!

The way they see it by telling you to "shut up" they're just speaking their mind. No one likes to be told that they are responding inappropriately

That's true. I knew some people would get it. All is not lost.

"Why is everyone acting like they are a 5 year old that didn't get the Christmas present they wanted?"

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Because it's not an act. Just saying.

I think you might be right.