The Cubs arrived a year earlier than expected, and they're not going away any time soon. This offseason they'll put the finishing touches on what should be a championship-caliber club in 2016. Team president Epstein and GM Jed Hoyer are committed to building a strong rotation after Arrieta and Jon Lester this offseason to improve their playoff chances, and I expect them to be players on the top free-agent pitchers. If they don't get one, I wouldn't be surprised if they traded one (or more) of their many highly touted prospects to get a top-of-rotation type of guy. Either way, they're positioned for a nice run of winning seasons. — Jim BowdenThe
The Cubs had a score of 90.9 while the next best team (Dodgers) were at 78.8. Red Sox, Astros and Mets round out the top 5.
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When’s the parade?
/snark
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“It’s not a matter of if, but when.”
—JB
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