Partially, in a way. Continuing to show up, buy tickets, food and merchandise clearly is not the message of a dissatisfied fan base. TR would have been gone years ago in a market that desires a winner. Same could have been said (and was said) for Gardy.

 

You can't boo if you don't buy a ticket and show up.  That was my whole point--assuming the Twins aren't interested in winning, and therefore wouldn't fire Molitor or Ryan due to poor record, a much more effective way of showing your displeasure with management is to not go to games, watch games on TV, or listen to them on radio.  In this scenario, where management cares only about money and not performance, booing means they've already won.

I did not know when I chose this time to travel in Europe that I would be glad to find people who do not know what Baseball is and think Twins are cutie little kids.