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  1. Striped bass and [expletive]
  2. I get all of that TT, but I want more then anything a WS win with an undeniable team. And Price or Greinke adds depth. Even if it's top end.
  3. Yea. It's only been 100+ years so let's not try our best
  4. You're taking this way too personally. My reply is only a response to a old, boring, and inadequate approach to baseball. I want the best hitters we can get at every position batting at each spot in the order. That's it.
  5. [expletive] lead off hitters
  6. So, what's the general thought, are the Bulls good?
  7. I didn't realize Vogelbach was doing so well
  8. Why would we want Maybin when we will get Heyward? Common guys.
  9. You don't understand what a budget is? My thoughts exactly
  10. Yes.
  11. Just looking at Hills stats, holy up and down batman
  12. Wait, Rich Hill is good again? Button down the hatches abuck is going into full revolt
  13. Ugh, fine. I guess put Almora in CF, I can't figure out who else from the list to put in there. Schwarber (3.2)/Almora (0.6)/Soler(1.4) Bryant (5.2)/Russell (2.5)/Castro (1.6)/Rizzo (4.6) Montero (2.0) Arrieta (5.0)/Lester (4.4)/Hendricks (3.5)/Hammel (2.5)/Johnson (0.9) Now the tricky part is how to address the bench and pen, considering these projections are based on the assumption that the starters except for catcher all get 600 PA and the rotation guys all throw 200 innings. I'm going to be super lazy and just use the 2014 totals for fWAR from players outside our top 8 position players (-0.2) and bullpen (5.0). So add it all up, and you get 42.2. Replacement-level is 47.5, so that projects these Cubs to 89.7 wins. That goes up when you add offseason acquisitions, then down when you come out of the fantasy world where everyone is healthy. and then up when the Soler hits 42 hr's
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