When this 2005 Chicago Cubs season comes to an end, people may look back and say the day Kerry Wood went back on the disabled list was the day the season started to look up. Not because Wood has been in a major slump, although he has an underwhelming 3-3 record with a 4.67 earned run average. Dusty Baker has said when Wood makes his return from the DL to the bump at Wrigley Field, it will be coming from the bullpen and not from the dugout. Similar to the situation in Boston where the Red Sox brought Curt Schilling back from injury and sent him to the bullpen, the Cubs will do the same with Wood. The problems in the pen have been plentiful this year with the exception of the two constant solid performers, closer Ryan Dempster (4.08 era, 14 saves) and lefty Will Ohman (2.35). Depth coming out of the bullpen is something every team needs to make a playoff run, and the Cubs need several arms.