Imagine the Cubs decided to use Lester, Hendricks, Hammel and Lackey in the playoffs, and not Jake Arrieta.  Not sure it would be the wrong move either.  Arrieta isn't just out of gas, he's on a late-70s gas station line, cursing Jimmy Carter.  He's eaten six Chalupas and a Pintos 'n Cheese from Taco Bell, washed it down with a 16-ounce Coke, and can't produce any gas.  He's staying at a Marriott in Saudi Arabia where OPEC is meeting and all hotel guests get a complimentary barrel of petroleum and Arrieta can't produce any gas.  Yesterday, Arrieta went 5 IP, 7 ER and his ERA went up to 3.10.  About five months ago, I said Arrieta doesn't look right.  I said it around the time of his no-hitter.  That took some pants grapes.  What's funny (not funny) when you're super early at calling something out, people write you off as cuckoo in the coconut.  On April 29th, I said, "It’s hard to find a positive when you take this year’s numbers vs. last year’s (of Arrieta).  Velocity is down, K-rate is down, walk rate is up, xFIP is up, luck is up, homers are up, ground balls are down and fly balls are up.  It’s like looking under a Maserati’s hood and seeing a Mercedes engine.  It’s not bad, but it’s not a Maserati."  And that's me quoting me!  On May 9th, I said, "Not to sound like a broken record, but his peripherals just haven’t been as good as last year thus far."  And that's me quoting me sounding like a broken record!  I continued to say more or less the same for a few months, then SUDDENLY everyone else started saying it.  For 2017, I picture Arrieta being drafted a lot like Felix Hernandez in the preseason this year.  People are concerned, but he's so good, they're still drafting Arrieta around 60th overall.  Yeah, and it won't work out either.  Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball: