No just no. Small's value is higher as a #4 or #5 starter. Plus he doesn't really have the stuff to be a back end reliever. At worse he is similar to Suter and could be a pitcher who can bridge a couple of innings to your better relievers like Hader. Small is simply not that type of pitcher. His stuff is better and more effective as a starter. Also, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, if Hader is traded this organization is hopeless. He, objectively, has had the greatest start to a career for a reliever ever. So, in my opinion, he shouldn’t need replacing until the day he is no longer effective or retires. Either way I hope Small is fully established in a different role at that point in time. Of the pitching prospects reaching the majors or very close to doing so, Aaron Ashby seems like he could have the potential to develop as a closer to replace Hader. That's if the organization wanted to convert him from starter to reliever. But it appears so far that they want to see if Ashby can make it as a starter first, which is the better course of action.