I think you'll see a big change in the bullpen from last year to this year. They were easily among the best and probably most fortunate in the league. The Cards got 220+ IP of very good to spectacular production out of Tavarez, Thompson, Flores, and Reyes. Even Eldred put up a 2.19 ERA in 40+ IP, and the dude had a 1.43 WHIP. I really doubt Flores and Thompson repeat those numbers, Looper probably won't come near to Tavarez's production, and they really don't have anyone to step into Reyes's innings, which is worse when you consider the Cards threw the fewest relief innings in the NL last year(60 IP fewer than when they also led the NL in '04). There's probably not a huge change in the offense and starting pitching, but they could be poised to take a big step backwards with the pen.