I generally agree with that. I've never aligned myself with the angsty "let's tear it all down and suck for the next five years" position.
I think that it's important to get away from the plan to cobble together a new pitching rotation each year and hope that enough of them have a good year. I didn't feel comfortable with it in 2024, but it worked. But then they tried it again in 2025 and 2026 and it didn't work. I guess, at this point, they should look ahead with McLean and Scott and Thornton and try to get Tong's act together, but they should get at least two veteran pitchers on multi-year contracts. Injuries and disappointments are always possible, but I'd rather see them attempt stability rather than consciously avoid it.