I'm not trying to put you down, but you won't find many people here who pay attention to pitchers' W-L records, especially not ones that date back to the 1980's. You're right about folks here not valuing W/L, but nolanwood DOES make a good point about the relative value in the contracts the Cubs are paying Prior and Z. If those numbers were redistributed, I don't think anyone would have a problem. I Would! You don't pay someone with that little service time $9MM. I know your point is production, but mine is that you must have guys with less than 6 years service time (and thus a bargain salary) producing for you. And you must be fiscally responsible with veterans. If you don't, you can't afford to put quality pieces on the rest of the roster.