I'm not sure I've said that I "like" the Sanchez signing. Just that looking deeper into the numbers,I don't hate it, and think there is a chance he becomes a smart bounce back candidate. I also think, and have made clear that I think this trade was fine as well. They need arms, and didn't give up much. If they aren't going to sign a top of the rotation pitcher, then the more arms they can throw at those last 3 rotation spots to see which stick, the better, IMO. I just disagree with the opinion that we've just landed a sure thing #3 or #4 starter. That disagreement doesn't mean i don't like the move. Every single option after Berrios and Santana have huge question marks, anyone of them could wind up as the best or worst of the remaining options, because they all have so many question marks.