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I will give General Manager Jim Hendry and the rest of the Chicago Cubs front office this. They are not overreacting. This offseason, after a largely disappointing 2009 campaign, the Cubs have made no significant additions to their 83 win team. They also are only rumored to be looking at tweaking, bringing maybe a bottom of the rotation starter or center fielder in. In an era where those in player personnel often overreact to disappointing seasons, I wish it wasámore refreshingáto see a GM whoástays patient and plays for the long term. The Cubs are in need of some roster change, and considering Hendry's job could be at stake following 2010 under new ownership, it is very surprising to see him concentrate mostly on dumping players (i.e. Milton Bradley and Kevin Gregg) r ...

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