Leading off for the Cubs...

[Scarey]

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That's probably what management has in mind. I don't have a problem with that, but then I start to wonder who bats #2 on days that Fuk is out of the lineup. I have no idea.
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Baker? Nady? Dunno.
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I'm not a big fan of the a lead-off platoon.

Can you think of any other examples where a successful team has gone down this route?
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I'll play devil's advocate and ask if you can think of any examples where it was unsuccessful.