The interesting question if (knock on wood) one of the starters goes down is whether Thornburg gets first crack at the rotation, or if they go directly to one of the AAA starters for that spot. I'm glad to see Fiers getting his command back, or a reversal of whatever his problem seemed to be in 2013. While I'd like to see him perform in the majors, I don't see any reason to upset a successful, quality rotation just to squeeze him in. It's crazy to me that this team is more than 5 starting pitchers deep. i'd rather take someone from Nashville who is stretched out to go 5 - 7 innings every 5th night vs. taking someone whose been pitching 1 - 2 innings every other night at most and is not in a rotation type schedule.