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If as an organization mandate our farm was/is cultivating 4 and 5 inning SPs, fine.  What occurred this year was not due to any long-term planning or organizational philosophy.   In fact, it was used out of necessity and some desperation.  Given the moderate,  at best, success of the wolfpack method, it seems a bit presumptuous to expect it to succeed indefinitely.   Adopting this philosophy following the most-used rotation season in organization history and without any system-wide philosophy for its implementation seems classic Ms-style overreaction.  Of course I could be wrong, as I frequently am regarding this organization.

One game playoff for all the marbles, sure, throw everyone in sight into the massacre.   For sustained, seasonal success, I'll take my chances with a legit, MLB-TM #1-4 stud pitching.  We just need to find it. Admittedly easier said than done.

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