I am all for bring up a bunch of the guys that are likely ready and letting them get their work in at the major league level Sano, Rosario, Arcia and Hicks. But we clearly do not have young pitching that is ready to move up. A rotation of Gibson, Deduno and two of Correia, Diamond, Worley, Hendricks or Albers (whoever comes out of spring training looking good), but we really need to get an upper level starter (not an ace, but someone that would at least be a 2 or 3 on a good team) that 1) can be a great mentor and leader to the younger guys, 2) can provide a good chance to win at least every 5 days so the young guys avoid long losing streaks and 3) that takes the pressure of the young starters to feel like they need to be a number 1 pitcher. To that end there are a few good FA pitchers who would fit the mold and I think if the FO does absolutely nothing else this off-season they at least owe it to the young pitchers (not to mention the fans) to spend some real money on a two to four year contract for a true top of the rotation type guy. See here for the top 40 available (note I would want someone from the top 20 who has at least a few years left and that would be a good clubhouse/mentor type).