They have got to get better with no outs and runners on second and third, though. Did you see that stat where the Cubs only scored 65 percent of the time last season in that situation? And then they follow that by not scoring in that situation. I have no huge expectations this season, but if the Cubs want to win a few more games, it would be nice to see that stat get into MLB average territory. You can't really "get better" with no outs and runners on second and third. As Kyle pointed out, it would help if you didn't have incompetent hitters at the plate in those situations.