It's construction paper. So far the team on paper is not coming close to the team on the field, in terms of offense and defense. The pitching was always suspect, but the added depth was supposed to help.
On paper, the line-up looks pretty solid and or hopeful for many years to come. Only Bregman and Refsnyder have short team control. That's not insignificant, but with the money we are paying Bregman, it's not going to cost much more to keep him (and Ref.)
With Anthony, Jh Garcia, Arias, Romero & Co moving up on the farm and in the rankings, we look pretty set, "roster construction" wise outside of the pitching.
Nick asked me to breakdown the pitching, and I have to respectfully decline. It's nearly impossible to know what any of these guys will do, going forward, except maybe Crochet. We know what some "can do," but again, it looks more like construction paper than solid flesh and bones pitchers.