He is good right now. Maybe that changes in his next appearance or 10 appearances from now, but right now he is. I say keep putting him out there in positions to succeed while buying time for Hill to straighten himself out. you can't make roster decisions based on one start, ten at-bats or whatever. hill out, lieber in...what if lieber sucks twice? back to hill? what if lilly, who has sucked all spring, sucks again tonight? lilly out, marshall in? then what if marshall struggles? you advocate doing what is "good right now," and that's fine in fantasy baseball or whatever, but it's not practical in real life. it's easy to say, well lieber's pitched five good innings, hill had three bad innings, let's switch them up...but it's an unsustainable strategy over the course of 162 games. you can play the hot hand in a platoon situation, but you can't do it everywhere, and doing it to arguably your second best starting pitcher is beyond stupid.