This debate will rage on all offseason, but I'm not sure I want to because: A. I'm less confident that the Cubs will open a window. B. If the Cubs do, I'm not even confident that if we have Yelich+ that we'd jump through it. C. The cost to get Yelich is several 2019-2025 contributors. I think there's value in seeing what we currently have and pairing the good elements of that with said 2019-2025 contributors and being the best team in the division 2020-2025. I still would like to take a shot at it this year, but I'd do it almost all through free agency. Sign another starter and see if we can sneak past the Cubs this year. Yelich may be a 2018-2023 contributor, but you're crushing the depth of 2020-2025 to get him most likely. It is only depth if they pan out.