You were talking about 16-11 before and now 12-15. There is an entire middle ground there which is where the Cubs are likely to remain for much of the year. They could go 1-2 this weekend and even if they do go 12-15 in June, that would leave them at 38-38. They can turn around and win 7 straight to start July and completely blow up your theory here. They don't need to be VERY STRONG in June in order to remain competitive and willing to be buyers by the end of July. Alright lets revisit this thread on 7/31 and see what happened. if they are .500 going into the deadline, it would be stupid to trade away for rental players. are you affiliated with comedy central? nice