sorry.... I meant to quote jokin's last post. I am on my phone and can't do much about it at this point I think you are missing the point of my counter argument. Would I, organizationally, take Heaney over Pino? Of course. But you specifically quoted someone who said they had no confidence in Pino. My argument is this: in terms of having confidence in one pitcher over another right now, Pino should inspire more confidence than Heaney. i don't care about the peripherals, advanced statistics, age, whatever.... Pino gives his team a better chance to win next Tuesday than Heaney does. I base this on actual performance over the last 3 months. Over this time Pino outperformed Heaney is just about every way