This is the scary part. Someday when we're trying to be good, we're going to need a cheap RFer or 3b or 2b and we're going to get a Nate Schierholtz (-0.6 fWAR this year) or Ian Stewart of Brent Lillibridge, and that might just cost us a playoff spot or a division. Or maybe we'll get a Luis Valbuena. He was literally the only one I could think of. Is that really what we should be expecting over 3 seasons (yes, I'm already assuming that nobody is breaking out from the current crop of mutts)? Making decisions on moves that panned out on May 13 seems a bit silly. In past years you've had Valbuena, Sweeney, Schierholtz, Murphy, Ransom, and Bogusevic(who became Ruggiano) turn out well; and if we must judge this year already, Bonifacio goes in the plus column too. I'm wrong in my expectations that given the glut of needs on this team they would have found someone beyond Valbuena in terms of having sustained offensive success?