Take NYC, Pettite and Mussina may or may not be there, but if they are, they will be fighting each other for the fifth spot in the rotation along with Igawa (hahaha). Wang is a decent number one, but a very talented number two. But Ian Kennedy, Joba Chamberlain, and Phillip Hughes are going be the best trio of starters in the majors. Kind of like Maddux, Glavine, Smoltz in Atlanta all that time ago... I wonder how that worked out?

Same thing with Tampa Bay, Scott Kazmir has developed into a formitable number one, James Shields came out of seemingly no-where to become a great pitcher. Matt Garza has been a highly reguarded prospect for a while now and is just scratching the surface of what he is capable of doing. Then prospects Jacob McGee and Wade Davis, who are among the best young arms left in the minors, will be rolling over the show soon enough. And David Price, last year's number one overall pick in the amatuer draft, has the presence, poise, and stuff to be the ace for years to come...