I would agree to the extent that it enrages me when he decides to leave an obviously tottering starter in a game, watches him give up a walk, line drive single, then a HR, and THEN decides to remove him, mid-inning. If you thought the guy had enough to start the inning, but he loses the game, well, then let him at least finish the inning. If the guy can't finish the inning, he never should have come out for it in the first place. I will say, though, that I don't think innings from starters is a huge factor in the Twins pitching problems. Few if any teams get consistent 6-7-8 inning starts any more. Where the difference lies is those teams bring in reliever after reliever that are often able to pitch a quick inning. Those guys then take a day or two off, and come back and do it again. The Twins main problem is they only have a couple guys trustworthy enough to pitch in close games, and they get overused, and the other guys can't get through an inning consistently, so they get overused as well.