re Rogers, I am glad I was one of the critics... not of him, but of high school pitching drafted high up. So many college pitchers get drafted and perform quickly and even become stars... it seems to me to be a complete waste of money and then followup resources to pour down the drain. What I do not understand is this: we drafted a guy who cannot throw a strike. Don't you think if we WERE to draft high school pitchers, we would draft the ones that could throw a ball straight. We should be drafting the high school pitchers lower down and overpaying a little slot money so they sign. Since it is a lottery, why dont we buy more tickets -and cheaper Yes and there are also college pitchers who do not make it. It is still way to early to call Rogers a failure. He is what 19. He has been facing Maine high school batter up until this point. He still needs to learn how to pitch. In Maine, Im sure it does not matter where a 97 MPH fastball is thrown; however, pros are going to hit it. I am not ready to jump off the bandwagon; however a repeat of West Virginia is painful and looming for Mark. Billy Inman has been lights out. If it were not for the little 4 HR 6 ER inning his ERA would be what .4?