I said at the deadline that Omar had to do something in order to show the team that that management believed in them (which didn't mean "Kazmir for Zambrano" but something). I didn't make that up, Keith said it in [u:2p2gs4wv]If At First.[/u:2p2gs4wv] Omar didn't improve the team while the Phillies clearly did and the players notice that which hurts the clubhouse. Having said that, I don't believe that Pagan tracks a fly ball slower or Castillo flubs a DP ball, etc., because the team is sad. While they are playing, instinct and ability takes over. When it hurts is when they fall behind and stop thinking that the team can rally and they stop expecting to win.