First of all, I cannot imagine any scenario in which Escobar plays 3B for any length of time. 2B is unlikely enough. Colby is right though, this is not a team built for '08 or bust. Hopefully, there will be a nice stretch of 5-7 years of success. That doesn't mean playoffs or even a .500 record every year, but it means not rebuilding in that time frame. The funny thing is, the 5 guys penciled into the rotation as of today would rank 6th in ERA in the NL, using their 2008 numbers (except Yo, whose sample was so tiny, I used his career stats). Now, going from 2nd to 6th is a loss of a few games, but other areas can be improved...as can starting pitching.