i think yo and inman are your only surefire starter candidates right now... it's way too soon to talk about the guys in low a...obviously, mcclendon and braddock have the ability to be atsrters, but who knows what will happen over the next few seasons... i'm sure the same could be said about inman, but he's about a month from AA, and three months for people demanding he be called up in september because ben sheets has a runny nose.. Parra deserves to start, but i'm not sure if there will be an opening for the guy in MKE any time soon...he's running out of options, and the brewers aren't going to let him dissapear, so he'll probably move to the pen...a similar thing is happening to carlos villanueva---good enough to start, but not good enough to force a trade.. other than yo, inman, and parra...and possibly braddock and mcclendon, i think you've got a buncha guys who could start, but because of lower ceilings, will probably make it to the majors as relievers... in this farm system, you have to be ben sheets to make it to the majors as a starter and stay there...and i think this will continue...super dominate acepotential prospects will be given long leashes...everyone else will have to wait patiently for a possible chance, like Carlos V, Dana Eveland, Jose Cappellan, and others have done before them... edit: Jeffress and post surgery rogers are a total mystery to me, but huge fastball no control guys tend to be relievers, so that doesn't really change my thoughts...i'm sure we can say the same about what ever high school righty the team drafts in a couple of weeks as well...