Seems like a lot of room for them to be wrong. Schwindel will probably turn into a pumpkin but he has a high ceiling based on what he showed last year (though his defense will weigh him down from a WAR perspective). Hard to say what to expect from Nico and Madrigal considering how oft injured they are, and stupid no-vaxer should be a WAR machine defensively depending on how much he plays. None of these projections like Wisdom's profile (and neither do i lol) but he has some upside. The OF actually projects fairly well. And finally I'm assuming that the bullpen is ZIPS least accurate position group to project. The Cubs have built adequate to good bullpens from table scraps for years now. The only thing I trust more than the Cubs ability to build a solid pen is the Ricketts ability to do the wrong thing. Schwindel had an xwOBA of .329 last year, 31st out of 56 first basemen with at least 200 PAs. And like you said, offense is his calling card. Simmons has not been a 'WAR machine' defensively the last two years, but hey, maybe at 32 he'll get some of that quickness and arm strength back. He's totally healthy in spring training right? Wisdom, 40.8% strikeout rate. And yes, the last couple of years by the time September rolls along our bullpen seems fine, but that's after it had sucked most of the year and then for whatever reason by next spring we end up back in the same spot. Simmons finished 3rd in baseball in dWAR last year (per BR, haven't checked FG). About as much of a WAR machine as you can be defensively. He sucked in 2020 but a lot of people had off seasons. Good point on Schwindel, never really looked into his numbers to see how sustainable his performance was. I assume flukey but I think he's started the spring continuing to hit well so I felt like there was upside.