Fans can criticize the Tigers' pitching all they want, but let's be honest about the bigger picture. Pitchers like Jack Flaherty have had success here, and young arms such as Ty Madden have shown promise when called upon. Chris Fetter has built a reputation as one of the better pitching coaches in baseball. If the Tigers fired him tomorrow, another organization would hire him in a heartbeat. The real problem starts at the top. Until fans start holding Chris Ilitch and Scott Harris accountable, nothing is going to change. Firing Fetter doesn't solve the organization's biggest issue. Everyone knew this team needed more offense heading into the season. Instead of aggressively pursuing impact bats, fans were told that improvement would come from within. We heard the same talking points about player development and internal growth while obvious holes in the lineup remained unaddressed. At some point, excuses have to give way to results. If fans want real change, the conversation shouldn't start with the pitching coach. It should start with the front office's roster construction and ownership's willingness to invest in building a championship-caliber team.