What's fascinating to me is that there has to be some type of organizational component to it. Maybe they're actively seeking out guys who do this well, or maybe some combination of Bosio's teaching or the team's approach to sequencing/game-planning lends itself to more soft contact. Fangraphs is using different data so it's difficult to use that to draw too many conclusions, but looking at Lester, Lackey, and Montgomery(since Arrieta and Hendricks don't have a valid 'pre-Cubs' sample), there doesn't appear to be a sharp movement in batted ball types before and after joining the Cubs. So maybe that leaderboard is a bit of an offseason wishlist if they want to add a SP, Smyly is a half bit more interesting to me seeing his name so high.