You say that like Zambrano didn't have a massive track record of issues leading up to that point, like there wasn't a ton of doubt about Wells' ability to stick around the entire time he was with the team. Plus you're throwing Cashner out there like he wasn't moved for an upgrade, much as you did when you pointed out moving Marshall when they traded him for a...starting pitcher. Whoa, weird how things can work like that. Terrible example, Kyle. 2004 would have been much better. Nobody looked at the 2011 rotation and thought the Cubs were anywhere remotely near set, and it doesn't compare to the position they're in right now.