When Baseball Prospectus’ new PECOTA projections came out last week, Chicago Cubs fans were surprised at how poorly the team fared in the eyes of the algorithm.

Now, things have gone from bad to worse.

According to a fresh update to the website, the Cubs are now projected to finish in dead last in the National League Central, with an 80-82 record and one of the worst run-prevention defenses and pitching staffs in the league.

According to BP, the Cubs are projected to give up 743 runs, the second-highest total in the National League, and their Fielding Runs Above Average (a metric designed to show how good a team’s overall defnese is) is now at -12.2, the third-worst number in the National League and over 46 runs behind the Central-leading Milwaukee Brewers.

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The Cubs have reached the playoffs in each of the past four seasons, and have outperformed their PECOTA projections in each of those seasons. The Cubs won 95 games last season and finished as the top wild card team in the National League.

Only three teams in the National League are projected to have fewer wins than the Cubs, including the lowly Miami Marlins, who have the low-record total of 68.