Yeah, their pen seemed really good as it was, this almost seemed like making a trade just to make a trade. It can't hurt this year I guess if they want an insurance policy. The Cubs don't really have many holes, Heyward is terrible but his contract is probably going to be hard to move to the bench this year anyway. How close would have the package they used to get Chapman have been to getting Lucroy? Because if they wanted to make improvements, I'd think that would have been the spot to target, Montero has been awful and David Ross is David Ross. And really old. Also, the only pitcher other than their main five guys to get a start for them this year is Adam Warren whom they just traded. I'd guess if they lose a starter they'd probably first have to turn to Clayton Richard or Travis Wood. If an insurance policy is what they wanted, getting another starter might have also been a better move. Not that there isn't plenty of time left in the trade deadline (Ervin Santana cough, cough).