 Because when he pitches, he's fun to watch. Will he get enough starts? And God willing, will he stay as healthy as you're supposed to when you're a guy who goes from pitching in college pretty late last year to getting up to the majors in a pretty short amount of time? 25-1. Pretty good long shot if you want to have some fun with it. Well, and I'm going to tell you, there are going to be a couple of guys who fall away. I hate to tell you. I don't know who it's going to be. One or two of those guys will fall away. They're going to miss X amount of starts, which might take them out. Skeens is going to make up starts if he stays healthy.