The thing is, if you give any credence to Win Shares, Lee was a pretty valuable player even before he became a Cub. He led the '03 Marlins in Win Shares, for example. This is why I was much more pleased about the Choi/Lee trade than many. (And yes, I should probably change my avatar when talking about him.) Exactly. When we traded for Lee, everyone looked at his Marlins numbers and was rightly excited. A typical Lee year was .280/.370/.500+ with 30-35 HR and 90 RBI, 20 SBs and Gold Glove defense. If he "regresses" to that level of production, we have no reason not to be very very pleased. 2005-ish production is just a bonus. I would like Hee Seop back for my bench though. No one has talked about our pathetic, putrid bench all off-season, and it needs some serious work. Other than (maybe) JHJ, I don't see who will be filling our bench for 2006. It sure would be nice late in ballgames to have an option like Hee Seop for PH, instead of a deadbeat like Gremlin. Did Choi play any OF for the Dodgers?