All things considered, I'll go with Pablo. On a 5 year contract for 95 million, he failed to give us even one season that wasn't below replacement level.
You mean you weren't raised to believe that it's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game?
OK, mostly kidding with that. But I think the truth is we all have our own way of looking at things, and nobody is going to change it.
It's fine to have it as a goal, but as I say, the man considered by many to be the one of the best GM's in history only did it once in 9 seasons with us.
Amazingly enough, the Red Sox only won the division once under Theo in 9 seasons, and it was in his 5th season.
I don't think winning the division is necessarily the real barometer of success.