If these are true, we are losing 100 games.

274/.368/.474/.842 Geovany Soto
.230/.355/.469/.824 Carlos Pena
.262/.338/.391/.729 Blake DeWitt
.266/.326/.420/.746 Jeff Baker
.285/.321/.386/.707 Starlin Castro
.267/.303/.336/.639 Darwin Barney
.280/.350/.485/.835 Aramis Ramirez
.256/.363/.394/.757 Kosuke Fukudome
.264/.325/.479/.804 Alfonso Soriano
.283/.341/.428/.769 Marlon Byrd
.253/.299/.430/.729 Tyler Colvin



5-5 4.75 ERA, 1.53 WHIP Andrew Cashner
9-8 4.10 ERA, 1.36 WHIP Ryan Dempster
12-10 4.15 ERA, 1.33 WHIP Matt Garza
9-10 4.71 ERA, 1.45 WHIP Randy Wells
12-11 4.32 ERA, 1.45 WHIP Carlos Zambrano
9-12 5.31 ERA, 1.49 WHIP Carlos Silva

So the highest OPS will be Soto with an .842 and the lowest era is a 4.10. And they give Starlin the Gordon Beckham treatment.

I'm not sure how historically accurate PECOTA predictions are, but depressing predictions to see nonetheless.

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Team Cutler.

Triple thread post? Looks like you got played by the sluggish and crappy performance of forum hosting software.

7am is the new 1pm

Yup. Not sure what that's all about. I apologize for the clutter

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Team Cutler.

The PECOTA projections before the season are usually way off.

Didn't they have the Nationals winning the NL East last year?

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I am going to assume that while Carlos Pena is only going to hit .230 he will have 55 HR's. Slugging percentage be damned.

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