That's a very small window IMO to be judging a guy on. Also throw in a very tight pitching market.
No eye for pitching?
What about his acquisitions of Arroyo, Guardado, Cormier, Schoeneweis? And I think the verdict is still out on young (and inexpensive) arms like Balfour, Majewski, and Bray.
He didn't give out any Milton contracts. The trades/acquisitions he made were low risk/investment IMO. I don't see where they have hamstrung and/or set this organization back.
Face it FCB.... you never wanted Krivsky as our GM in the first place (and that is fine), and your "bias" against him would never allow you to give him any credit/due for anything he has done/accomplished.
And some on here, for whatever reason, are worried and scared to death that Krivsky is going to try and replicate the Twin's system here. More power to him. It would be a far cry better then the Bowden/Dano system.
The guy has been on the job for
less than a year, and came into it late to begin with, and some expect him to be a miracle worker.
And I believe that simply stems and is motivated by deep ideological differences with Krivsky and the system he mentored under.
I'm sure Wayne learned a few things under Terry Ryan.