This is not starting a thread just because a player is off to a poor start, if so I could have made one about Orlando Arcia. I've watched Chacin pitch for years and I was never a fan. He doesn't K anyone and his stuff simply is not very good, IMO. I know after the signing Brewer fans had on their rose colored glasses and was hoping Stearns discovered another late blooming pitcher like Chase Anderson but I simply don't think Chacin has the talent and is a replacement level player. Just calling a spade a spade, unfortuately. As a Brewer fan who hangs on every pitch, I'd be more than happy to be proven wrong. I don't doubt that the signing of Chacin was just to eat innings to build a bridge to our younger arms that are nearly MLB-ready. If that's the case however, I believe that the Cain signing and the Yelich trade were done with an eye on truly competing in 2020-2022, and having this year and next as the last of the rebuild. This also would explain why the Brewers did not sign a better quality/higher priced starting pitcher. Personally, I had higher hopes for the Brewers this season after we over-achieved last year and I am fine tempering my 2018 expectations a bit for the greater good in the long haul. I simply may not enjoy watching Chacin pitch in a Brewers uniform until he moves aside to let the younger pitchers get more MLB experience.