Some other positives are Starlin and Castro, his late inning error notwithstanding. Garza pitched very well too, despite Pittsburgh's managing to bloop and/or roll every god damn ball-in-play to a spot where a cub was not. One final gripe about batting order: How many times can anyone remember a guy posting 7 TB with 1 R and no RBI? Batting Starlin leadoff is not necessarily a bad idea, but with no one behind him, (and the 8 and pitcher's spots ahead of him) he is essentially in an offensive no-man's-land. Pretty much this. He was isolated between two automatic outs, which almost completely negated his monster performance. Had it not been for a lazy fly ball from a predictably bad hitter, there would have been no runs yielded from Castro's 7 bases over 3 AB. There was plenty of luck in Pittsburgh's corner in order for them to put up those runs, but with Soto, Soriano, and Byrd all batting with a runner on 3rd and less than 2 out, there absolutely MUST be at least one run generated. If the middle of the order can't be counted on for that, then...