Edgy MD wrote: Something is going to have to give, but it's unlikely to simply be Vientos for Wendle. The team had already been shorthanded, playing with a single backup infielder before Vientos arrived. If they're going to go back to only five infielders, it's unlikely that the fifth will be a guy who hasn't played shortstop since he was 17, and hasn't played second at all. It could happen, but it would sure make their versatility problem worse. Well, as you've noted, if they let the starters go more than their current limits, they wouldn't need as many relief pitchers. And a lower number of relievers would allow them to keep both Vientos and Wendle around. Later