I doubt they lay out the rotation with 2 lefties next to each other in the top 3. At the beginning of spring training, I thought the rotation was basically a lock R-L-R-L-R combo with Sheets, Davis, Santos, Capuano and Hendrickson, but just looking at small-sample results from this spring, it looks like it might shape out something like Sheets, Davis, Obermueller, Capuano, De la Rosa/Glover. Personally, I think Santos is a lock to make the team no matter how bad he pitches. Doug really seems like over-value veteran pitchers (hence the mention of Rick Helling yesterday), so I don't see Santos getting cut. He's probably trade bait, but Doug would require something substantial in return.