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Originally Posted by siberian khatru
And that, to me, is the problem. They either have to win big -- to get back in it -- or to lose big, to convince them they are out of it and trade Santana, etc.
Instead, I think the worst-case scenario is they just kind of keep tottering along, never really getting in it or out of it ... which means Dayton believes they're in it. He's vindicated, he tries to win now, and on and on.
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As much as no one wants to hear it, and as much as I hate to say it, it is a step forward.
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