I really don't have a boner for crappy pitchers (or injured ones for that matter), I just look more towards upside, and am therefore willing to take the chance on injury risk guys when I think the potential reward is sufficient. Since they tend to drop further than I feel they should, I seem to end up with them. Last year my problem was that they ALL went down at the same damn time. I expected injuries, just spread out at least a little bit. With the plan of going young in this draft, nabbing a few good arms made sense in that some of the bats I wanted could be pushed off a few rounds.