Right. He looked pretty terrible in his 11 innings of work last summer, but the guy has 260 MLB innings of solid, if unspectacular work to his name. Could be he isn't as good as his Padres numbers indicate, but I would bet that he's a better pitcher than what his 2020 Brewers small sample indicates as well. It sure is a good thing that the Brewers stood by Burnes rather than determine that his terrible 2019 was the gospel. He looked pretty bad in 8.1 innings last year. His first relief appearance against the Cubs (2.2 IP) he actually looked outstanding (6 Ks, 1 H, 1 BB). What did concern me last year was he seemed to throw Narvaez under the bus a bit after his first start against the Reds (something along the lines of not being on the same page). That seemed unnecessary, and hopefully is water under the bridge at this point.