So if this is the direction the team goes, which very well could be, why on earth would Molitor want to remain the manager? After just turning 60 and only 1 year on his contract, this job is probably not a long term play for him. It will be interesting once this disaster of a season is over if Molitor just says I'm done. Back to pitching, there's so many question marks with the established players (Hughes, Perkins, May) on the roster... It's going to be very risky to trust the young prospects like Gonsalves to not regress in 2017. We've been down this path the last 2 seasons with Burdi, Chargois, and all of the other RP prospects. Long story short, if they stay at status quo and wait another 1-2 years for the prospects, we could chalk up another year of the worst ERA in the game.