I understand the concern. I guess my question is why is it shortsighted that he doesn't start in April, 2018? If he start next year, or even later this year, is that really a wasted opportunity? I'm a believer that for a starting pitcher to reach their max potential, they need the experience. It's not an overnight success story for most pitchers, even a lot of the all-time greats. If Hader were to start this year, there would be rough moments in the process but hopefully, eventually, he would get over them and become the pitcher I think he can. If that is delayed until next season or the year after that, the process just begins over again along with having to build up the endurance to become a starter. And in the process, it is wasted years where we have him cheap and controllable. Again, it is just an opinion, but I don't think it serves the Brewers or him well down the road.