[-X Don't forget, we're in the National League. I think Hill has shown that he can be an effective starter and there's really no reason why Lilly can't repeat the year he had last year as well. Sure another pitcher would be nice, but I don't really think it's too big of a hole right now for this team. Why is there no reason Lilly can't repeat? Career 4.46 ERA and 1.34 WHIP with a "career" season at age 31? He spent a lot of his career in the AL East. He's pitching most of his games in one of the weakest, if not THE weakest, divisions in all of baseball. He did have some control problems at times last year, but overall, I thought he was our most consistant starter on the staff. I fully expect him to come close to repeating the numbers he had last year. Don't you think those are hollow numbers though? Although I would appreciate him helping us beat weak teams and win the division again, I would feel very wary about him being our #2 starter in the playoffs. Maybe. I think Hill has to show that he can be the #2 this year, which obviously I believe he can do. A Zambrano-Hill-Lilly rotation definitely isn't anything like a Santana-Pedro-Maine short series rotation, but it's good enough. Heck, if Josh Fogg can pitch decently in the playoffs, why can't Lilly?