THEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTHTHEY CAN DO BOTH No [expletive] Sherlock, Epstein did mention the importance of veteran leadership that could mean a FA signing or a trade. I'm not talking about veteran leadership. I'm talking about signing superstar players to open positions with no long term option anywhere near being in sight. He also mentioned that every year is an opportunity to win and no opportunity to win should be thrown away. He also said that the big league team was on a parallel plane to the farm and that the farm can and will be built while the major league team is addressed. Why do people keep thinking that a eam with the wherewithal to spend close to $150M on payroll is going to intentionally throw a garbage Major League product on the field so that they can build their farm system (as though one would preclude you from doing the other)? Wouldn't you agree there's a lot to fix and expecting much in 2012 is unrealistic? At least there's going to be a smart approach instead of Hendry' seemingly flavor of whoever won the last WS approach. IT'S ALBERT PUJOLS AND PRINCE FIELDER Including over the top high estimates for arbitration awards, the Cubs payroll sits at 90M. So your plan is to do what exactly with the rest of the 40M?