I laughed reading that. Yes, Hughes went from 116 to 110 to 70 to 105 innings before starting full time this year, but the Yankees handled him terribly. If they would've just kept him in the minors instead of sticking him in the bullpen, this could be his second year at least as a full time starter. Rogers is going to be at about 120 innings after the season. Let him start next year in the minors and get about 150 innings and then, assuming he's healthy, he can start 2012 in Milwaukee with a 175-180 inning limit. Jeffress is much tougher. He's going to be at about 50 innings between the minors, majors and AFL. You just hope he can get to 100-115 innings next year and then maybe 150 by 2012. I just hope the team doesn't get desperate in an attempt to "win" next year and they keep Rogers and Jeffress in the big league bullpen when they could be starting in the minors, not accumulating service time and getting ready for more valuable roles when we're actually ready to compete.