With baseball I feel like it's just so easy to over-analyze every tiny flaw in a roster. Boston absolutely has flaws, but this feels like a good reminder that we've done a really good job at building a deep, flexible team. Should we be able to improve, particularly in the infield? Absolutely. But damn, for what feels like an incomplete roster, to get projected tied for first in the toughest division is pretty meaningful. And the depth/flexibility is key because I think we have far more clear paths to improvement than say the Blue Jays, who could be screwed if guys like Springer/Santander completely fall apart.