His "plan" has no pitching depth except Peralta, despite a plethora of guys coming off injuries. It has plenty of depth. Guys like Narveson can be found in FA every offseason, & with the way Breen constructs the roster (affordable Fiers/Peralta/Estrada as #5 starter), the Brewers would have the flexibility to make an addition to the bullpen or starting rotation via FA or trade without breaking the bank. He has Fiers as the #5 SP, and Estrada in the bullpen. He also says the #5 spot should be fine between Peralta, Fiers, & Estrada. Estrada could easily get stretched out if need be, & Peralta's one flight or bus ride away from joining the team. Saito is the primary set-up man in Breen's scenario. You didn't really even read what I quoted in my last post, let alone the article. Is he listed second after John Axford on the graphic? Yes. Does he also explicitly say that Saito would not be relied up on as the primary set-up man? Yes. I just don't get why you felt like crapping on what was clearly a carefully thought-out post, complete with Breen critiquing his idea's strengths & weaknesses.