I think they just go with what's working, pitch counts under 100 and 6 man rotation. In the long run, I don't know if it matters too much how they lineup after the break. Everyone is going to get 11-12 more starts, barring injury. Woodruff is the only one averaging over 6 innings per start. He could be over 180 innings at the current pace. His previous high was 158 innings 5 years ago. Burnes and Peralta end up in the 150-160 range, when their previous highs were in the 140's a few years ago. Lately Lauer is looking like the 4th best pitcher, and there probably isn't much concern about his innings. The biggest question is how effective Anderson and Houser will be down the stretch.