The Cubs are playing in a ballpark which should suit them great in this era of baseball. Yet, they think they should build a team on speed and defense. Wrigley has a very small outfield with the exception of the lines. The Cubs should be out there pusuing pitchers who sink the ball and batters who get on base and hit long balls (that's the only part Baker has somewhat correct). The Cubs do need to increase their power, but it does no good if no one is on base in front of those power hitters. It's amazing how this concept continues to elude this club. How is this so difficult to comprehend ? They seemed to be on the verge of getting this in '03 with Lofton and Grudzielanek getting on base at a .390 rate. Then, followed with Sosa, Alou, and Ramirez. Instead of being proactive, they've plugged holes. The only guy they've signed in the past 3 years to fit correct approach is Walker. And, they've started to grow Murton into a very servicable player.