I don't think the Cubs being down 3-1 in the World Series last year is a very good case for them not being that good. I do agree there's an element of luck to them winning 103, but there's also been an element of bad luck for them to be under . 500 right now. They are still a very talented team due for some positive regression to the mean and we are kidding ourselves if we think they are going to hover around . 500 all year. Their starting pitching is without a doubt their biggest question mark, but they have both the prospects and money to do something about it, and I have no doubt we will. None of this is me saying we can't or won't do it. Do I think the odds are still very much against us, yes, but I don't think many of us would even have put us in this position in June. We have plenty of internal improvements we can make as well, particularly with the bullpen and outfield. But we'll have to start picking it up a notch to be in this all the way.