The only reason there is any sort of drop-off, though, is because Woody, Burnes and Peralta have been so terrific. Houser, Lauer and Anderson have been perfectly fine as back-end starters, and they are all guys who are going to play a significant role in the 2nd half, against good teams as well as those that aren't so good. I doubt that there is any team who has played a division rival 12 times, and not thrown their top two guys. But that is likely purely coincidental, and at the same time, pretty cool too. I'm simply arguing that the Brewers are likely not going to make any attempt to line up starters for certain matchups until much later in the season. You may not agree, but they seem to feel that keeping these guys on a certain routine is a better idea than playing matchup right now.