I don't want pitchers pushed until they have the stuff to compete well at the next level... Every year there is a college guy who starts fast and people want promoted, but then his stats start to slip a little bit the more times each team sees him. By the time a young man gets to AA he needs to be able to command his FB and at least 1 secondary offering or he's simply not going to have to success. Certainly some players will rise to the challenge of an early promotion, but dealing with young athletes over the last 15 years, well honestly on average they just aren't as mentally tough as we were at that age for many reasons which I won't get into. To me their confidence is more important than what level they are pitching at and to be fair, who's the last super prospect that deserved to be pushed hard through the system? Gallardo? Players that fly through the minors are special talents with a unique mental make-up, they aren't so easy to come by.