At worst, I think all three have to slot into that 11-20 range. The system doesn't exactly have that many high upside chips, so Wells/Rosario would seem to have a chance to make it on there. I think people somewhat forget how good Wells' May was (which makes the injury all the more disappointing, he was upping his K rate and becoming more consistent, would've been awesome to see if he could've kept it up). Whitenack's a bit safer to rank in that range, IMO, as he's pitching now and I still hear solid velocity reports on him, so you hope that consistency comes as he gets more work in. I mean, you look at those arms in comparison to say, the Beeler/McNutt types, and for ranking purposes, I'd much rather gamble on them, particularly Wells, who should be pitching by at least mid-season next year, barring something bad happening. I was unsure where McNutt slots as this point. I guess it depends on if they're committed to keeping him in the bullpen or just letting him work on certain things before moving him back to the rotation.