As opposed to what, the "Let's keep Victor Santos/Ohka in the rotation" stance? Take a look-see at Ohka's and Santos' last bunch of outings... Santos in particular is NOT pitching consistently well. Sure, the Brewers may want to limit his innings... that's why you make him the #5 so he gets skipped over with rest days. But really... did you see Florida limiting Willis' innings when he first came up? How about Webb in Arizona? What about some of those youngsters in Detroit? I hate to say this but... sometimes you do more harm by holding them back and limiting their innings than letting them pitch. I'm not by ANY stretch advocating a Cal Eldred-esque "let's have Eveland pitch 250 innings" move. That would be moronic.