This isn't quite fair to Drese -- I've put his overall numbers here, but since the Nats acquired him he's 2-1 with a 2.84 ERA in three games (two starts).
This is how lucky the Nats are -- they pick up a guy who sucked for a team that really needs pitching, and he turns out great.
I note, however, that here's another guy who walks a fair number of people (more than he strikes out, anyway), and that if the Cub hitters would just exercise even a tiny bit of patience at the plate, maybe they could generate some offense.
Or not. It's up to them.
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Discuss amongst yourselves.