Results have nothing to do with projectability... if Jeffress fails as a starter, he might make a reliever, his talent is immense. Cody has a much smaller margin for error, his results are impressive, but his value will diminish much quicker if he stumbles. I'm pretty confident that he'll pitch in the big leagues, but there's no way I'd say today he's a top of the rotation starter... which is where you ranked him. In the end you may be correct, but it's way too early for "I told you so" at this point in time. Because of his arm strength he's going to have to continually prove he can get the job done, not to posters here at BF.net, but to the organization, national media, etc... That's not so much as knock on Cody as it is that people have learned over time to be cautiously optimistic about soft tossing lefties. I felt the same way about him as I do Gindl, I really wanted to see what he would do at AA. The results have been encouraging, and I would love for him to have enough success and pitch enough innings this year that next year he's a viable alternative for the rotation. I think he got hosed on the pitcher of the year honor last year because I believe that award should be performance based, but winning that award doesn't equal "dominant MLB pitcher". The other players I thought deserved consideration for the award project as relievers...