I think he’d note that he was strongly against the Guillen and Farnsworth signings from the start, was solidly against the Jacobs trade and the Meche and Bloomquist signings, I believe he was neutral towards the Crisp trade, and he probably liked the Cruz signing. He’s been dead-on about Farnsworth, and so far, the Crisp, Jacobs, Meche, and Bloomquist acquisitions look better than expected. (Jacobs looks better not because he’s necessarily out-performing expectations, although he may be slightly, but because he’s being benched against tough lefties and other players are actually getting on base which makes his slugging more valuable.) I think all of his acquisition opinions were pretty reasonable at the time, and I think it’s also pretty reasonable to begin reevaluating some of those opinions, especially with regard to Crisp who looks likely to dwarf his career walk rate this year (and the Meche opinion should have been reevaluated long ago of course). The team was expected to win 75-80 games this year, and so far, the team is legitimately playing like an 85-90 win team. I think it’s more than fair for an analyst to continue to update their analysis based on new information. But yes, for those who saw this coming, it’s also fair to point out that the previous predictions look more likely to be wrong at this point.