Give me a break. The Cubs are coming off a 66 win season. They weren't exactly inspiring confidence to begin with. Now they've spent a lot of money, and there's a lot of debate on how worthwhile the acquisitions are. Some people may love the Soriano signing, dislike the DeRosa signing, like the Lilly signing, and hate the Marquis signing. Other people may be the inverse, or one of the many combinations in between. Therefore, you have different people saying what they think has been good or bad. Just because there is disagreement or negativity does NOT mean that there is a large group of posters(or even any at all) that are negative or pessimistic all the time. It's an incredibly weak argument, especially when you include the fact that the Cubs were an awful, awful team last season. If you think an argument is overly negative, then state your case, show them why you think they're wrong. But to sit back and chalk up negativity as some sort of character flaw while not contributing anything else is ridiculous, uncalled for, and basically attacking the poster IMO.