And conversely you'll go to extreme lengths to avoid giving even a shred of credit to the front office when it's deserved. It's obvious that you made up your mind a long time ago that nothing the front office accomplished could ever be good enough for you, and the tact of literally giving 100% of the credit to ownership is just more of this. This was most apparent when you went well put of your way to s*** all over the Santander signing and not allowing posters to simply be happy about a much needed infusion of thump. That's a massive wet blanket move that is nothing more than you refusing to give credit where credit is due for reasons that I can't really understand. The current front office hasn't been perfect by any means, but it's nothing more than sour grapes to refuse to acknowledge when they make effective moves.
I think that ownership deserves credit for opening the pocketbook, and the front office deserves credit for infusing a ton of talent into the roster. The off-season wouldn't be effective without both sides concurrently contributing in their respective areas.