2010 Options: Chicago Cubs

The Cubs don't have any options to worry about for 2010, aside from manager Lou Piniella.  But here are a few situations they'll face within the next few years:

• 2010 is the final year of Derrek Lee's contract, which pays $13MM annually.  His heir apparent might be Micah Hoffpauir, who owns a .326/.385/.546 big league line but has just 156 plate appearances.  Maybe Hoffpauir is the next Luke Scott, an older rookie who had a monstrous half-season in '06 and then settled in as a useful bat.
• Lefty starter Ted Lilly is also signed through 2010.  This was one of the best signings of the 2006-07 offseason, and there were some bad ones.  Lilly made 34 starts in each of his first two seasons for the Cubs and is off to a fine start this year.  Do the Cubs try to extend him, knowing that he'll turn 35 in January of 2011?  It's probably too early to ask.
• Rich Harden is a free agent after the 2009 season.  The 27 year-old has logged 27 starts in his Cubs career, surpassing expectations.  He's earning $7MM this year and is off to a so-so start due to poor control and a high home run rate.  Will some team throw a silly contract at him if he makes 30 starts this year?
• Kevin Gregg's contract is up after '09.  As expected, he's walked a ton of guys and been generally uninspiring.  Presumably the Cubs will let him leave and promote Carlos Marmol to closer.