When you skip the 5th starter, he becomes a long man in the pen. So, it's not like Miller won't get some work in the next few games between his starts. In other words, both will have opportunities to be evaluated as they come out of the pen. Right now, neither of them have looked very good. Since the beginning I have had the mindset that Miller would look better in long relief where batters only see him once. Ill trust the Cubs decision, but I hope if Miller struggles after 2-3 more starts they will not continue to give him a chance to start games. We have a lot of arms that are capable of starting, and if Miller struggles they should get the opportunity to prove they can get the job done.