Too much. You're essentially talking about a rotation that has one guy pitching at an unsustainable career-year level; a (at least essentially) rookie who is (hopefully) getting his first long-term, uninterrupted chance to start in the bigs; a veteran #5 who is coming back down to earth; a rookie #5 who's going to be hit or miss; and two former RH "anchors" whose better days seem to be WAY behind them. Then you have a bullpen that has a veteran closer who's probably better suited for a setup role; solid, but young, LH and RH setup men that will probably have their ups and downs; a veteran LOOGY that likes to walk lefties and at almost 37 is still trying to find the right arm slot; and a veritable who cares of batting practice pitchers who, I can only assume, are kept around to improve the self-esteem of the other team. So, unless the plan is to acquire 1-2 starters; 3-4 bullpen arms; and either a backup catcher that can hit or 4th OF that can play defense, then there's no point.