[ Since we are knee deep in prospects (seems a balance between starters and positions players), why do we not find some college relief stud in the first round and TWO next year and fast track them. It seems to be OK to do that these days. I just do not want to be scratching around for a reliever in two years when we really need one. ] Well, from this year's draft, Steve Hammond is definately being fast-tracked... Overall though, I disagree on drafting relievers in the high rounds. Melvin has shown that it's not hard to pull a Turnbow, Vizcaino, Kolb, or a Wise off the scrap heap. I think you're much better trying to draft the players with the higher values (position players, starters) and then trading them for relief help when that time comes.