I think it really depends where you are as an organization. If you're a rebuilding doormat, you can afford and should afford to be patient with your talent if there's nothing left to be gained in the minors for them. If you're a top contender already, you probably will tend to have more of a "productivity now" mentality and avoid rushing guys up before they're 100% ready to be productive. To me, we're in a position where it's all about ceiling and upside. Our rotation is currently Gallardo, Lohse, and then question marks. But of those question marks, only Peralta has the upside to be a #2 starter. If he turns into one, that probably pushes us over the hump and makes us contenders. No disrespect to Fiers, but he's a #4 ceiling guy. I'm less likely to be patient with one of them if they're struggling. It's a lot easier to find and develop a #4/#5 starter in your minor league system than a #1/#2.