Wainwright is perfect through 4

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Starting pitching has been the least of the Cubs problems.
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Really? Every starting pitcher not named Randy Wells has been on the DL.
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Yeah, but even we had a Cliff Lee, we'd just lose his games 1-0. Or 2-1 when the bullpen blows it.
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Don't you think the deficienies of the bullpen can be attributed(atleast partially) to absolutely no stability in the rotation though also? I do, especially the middle and long relief roles.