Oh, my. What? That's some solid analysis right there. You'd be doing teams a favor by starting Hader. His stuff wouldn't be so lethal the 2nd or 3rd time you saw him in a game. He'd also face tons of rhb's. Very few teams lack for rhb's and it's the easier side of a platoon to fill. They'd be lining up their rhb's for Hader's starts. It would be a waste of what makes him great. This would have played better in my mind had you not tried to compare it to the Badgers going in with the gameplan of dropping Hornibrook back 50 times because they were stacking against the run lol. I disagree with it. I think you let your special arms like Hader try to be as dominant for as long as they possibly can in a game. Being a starter, he can do that. I'm in the camp that believes he's our best chance, in a long.. long time, to actually produce TOR numbers. We've waited so long to have an arm as special as his and for us to limit him at the age that he is at just makes no sense to me. Could be looking at the next Randy Johnson. And if that fails(in 2-3 years), then stick him back in the pen and use him there.