Castor76
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I have no idea what you’re talking about.
I am not claiming I will be right. I am simply saying I don’t know what the changes will be. I just don’t have a feel for it right now.
On one hand if they rolled out pretty much the same lineup, they’re still a very formidable team. on the other hand I won’t be at all surprised with some “surprising” shakeups.
Expect the unexpected.
Well, considering the original post was asking what we thought the Cubs "should" do and not "would" do, harmless speculation about the front office moves was the topic of discussion. It doesn't take Sherlock Homes level observation skills to point of the 3 most glaring weaknesses of the team and suggest they address those. With few exceptions, the Free Agent pool is already known. And there might be 50 players in baseball who can't be had in a trade. So the availability for speculation of moves is out there. Of course you're not claiming you'll be right. You're not putting anything out there to be either right or wrong.
You mention surprising shake up. What would you call a surprising shake up? Would it be trading Bryant? Trading Baez, Schwarber, and Bryant?
And dyslexia can have many different forms. The most common is the inversion of letters and numbers in how they are written. Another form is people combining words that have the same ending and starting letters, such as "withe" when you mean "with the." And yet another is a fixation of a person's name or other things incorrectly. Your brain will simply default to a spelling that's incorrect or a variation, but your eyes and brain don't recognize it when they see it. But I don't want you to speculate on how that could be possible. You might not have a feel for it.