With Freddy Peralta, assuming 150 is the magic shutdown number (120 last year), he's well on his way to hitting it before the end of the regular season. He is already at almost 93. Burnes' situation is much more manageable, especially given his current role in the pen. He's at about 80 innings and could presumably throw 170-175 this season -- I'd probably guess 170 is the limit of their comfort zone with him. But he could certainly stay in the pen indefinitely, and even as a starter still probably help the team late in the year and potentially even in the postseason. So what's the best solution here? Start cutting Freddy off at 5 innings, skipping his starts, having Peralta and Burnes switch roles at some point with Freddy spending the rest of the year in the pen and Burnes getting stretched back out for the rotation?