Analyzing the Chicago Cubs Projected Starting Rotation

The Cubs aren't expected to make the postseason this year, but that doesn't mean that they are simply going through the motions. Every team wants to win, and the Cubs are no exception.

While the Theo Epstein plan will take time to materialize, the 2012 Cubs will be playing 162 baseball games like everybody else. Why not try to win more than they lose?

That's easier said than done, of course. One look at their one through eight positional starters tells us that power and run scoring could be hard to come by this season.

But it's the pitching that likely will make or break this season...

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