For the record, my objection has nothing to do with the timeline for winning, I think most everyone here would agree I've been more forgiving/"appreciative" of the front office than the average poster. My point is that even the most MLB ready draft picks are so far away that making contingencies for your MLB roster based on who you might draft 6 months from now is just a waste of time. Especially when we're talking about a pick who is very far from being considered a finished product at the moment, and if he does take a big step forward there's 3 teams who have a shot at him before the Cubs. I'm pretty sure there will be very few moves made with clearing a spot for Kris Bryant in mind in the next 6 months, and he's a far faster riser than Turner will likely be, plus he's already been in the system for half a year. At this point, I'm so punch-drunk on this front office I would believe just about anything. Does making contingency plans about whether to trade your MLB shortstop on whether or not you draft some non-elite college SS sound crazy? Yes. But no crazier than a $95m payroll and an offseason where our primary goal is to add "veteran leadership."