Going to check out the K tonight (weather permitting)

I'll get my first look at the renovated K tonight and hope to get plenty of great pics. I'll also be twittering during the game my innermost thoughts and feelings lineup rants and bullpen mismanagement thoughts, or maybe not. It's possible Trey will surprise me. Any thing's possible.
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Plain Dealer reporter Dennis Manoloff answered some questions for us that AL Central fans have been wondering about.

1. Is Hafner back?

I wouldn't say so yet, but the early regular-season returns are encouraging for Tribe fans. His homer Sunday against the Blue Jays was a flashback to his days as Pronk. It showed the slimmed-down physique can still drive the ball 400-plus. The key, as with most hitters, is bat speed. It clearly was not up to snuff the past couple of years. The right shoulder, operated on in the offseason by the great Dr. James Andrews, no doubt had a lot to do with it.

2. Can the Indians really depend on Pavano and Wood?

Pavano -- no. I think Pavano's best days are behind him, even if he's healthy. He's certainly not a No. 3.
Wood -- probably. Wood was lights-out in the ninth Sunday (three K's on 13 pitches). I've always liked Wood. I realize his injury history could fill a few volumes, and the Indians probably will have to confront it at some point, but he was worth the risk. He also brings a swagger this club needs.

3. Would the lineup be more productive with Sizemore batting third?

Not necessarily. No. 1, the Indians don't really have a replacement. Some have mentioned Asdrubal Cabrera, but he's got work to do to become a legit ML hitter. No. 2, Sizemore's BA is not what you'd like but his OBP is. Combine it with his SLG and speed, and he's a dynamic presence at the top. I like the pressure he puts on the opposition out of the gate.

A special thanks to Dennis for taking the time.