I do agree that this early in the season, you can't read into much. On that note, I'd say however that out -6 run differential is a better indicator of the kind of baseball that we've played over our 8-5 record. We're definitely a 'lucky' 8-5, and thus far the Cardinals have certainly been the best team in the division. Now can we improve on that, of course. Burnes isn't going to have a 9+ ERA all year, Woodruff and Peralta should both be better, there's a lot of youth and upside the rotation. Still, I'd be lying if I said I have no concerns. Youth and upside is a good thing to have, but in the short-term, it could be our downfall. We're committed apparently to having all our young starters in the rotation this year, and in the long run, that's probably a good thing. In the short-term, we're going to have to suffer through their growing pains as starters while simultaneously not having those young power arms in the bullpen which made such a difference late last season. What we're doing right now is essentially the opposite of the bullpenning approach of late last year, which surprises me a bit because it was so successful for us.