I agree except for Hader, don't think we'll see him by May. Obviously can't tell much from one start, but as far as upside I certainly have a lot more confidence in Nelson and Peralta to turn into capable starters yet than I do in Garza and Milone, and while I am somewhat less bullish on Anderson, I see no reason he can't be a very good #5 like he was last year. If there's a young starter who will get an early callup I think Lopez fits the bill. It's time to see what he has, and unfortunately for Hader this year the reality is that protecting his service time is important. Lopez pitched very well last night by the way. It really sucks for the development of the young starters being stuck in Colorado Springs. It's a no-win choice between sticking a kid in Colorado Springs where his stuff won't play like it normally would and risk killing their confidence, or having to have them sit at a level low in AS. So while as a Brewer fan I'm certainly hoping Milone pitches well tonight, if he gets shelled as expected I'll take some silver lining in the hope that it will get him closer to out as a starter.