Amaro needs to go

Mr. Amaro has been riding the Wade farm system development and Gillick trade acumen far too long.  For every solid move he has made there are 5 bad trades or deals.  
 
This aging core has proven they can no longer win, but it's clear Amaron thinks they can stay healthy and compete.  I suspect some of the hard-headedness comes from the ownership groupo, who are likely concerned about lack of ticket sales/tv viewership without Rollins, Utley and the rest of the big names. 

The bottom line is this team is old, slow, injury-prone and frankly not that fun to watch.  They need a fresh start and that begins with a new GM.