SP Math
With the relative inexperience of the team's staff, the crunch on IP is going to get real over the next 75 games.
75 regular season games; with a standard 5-man, 15 starts each.
At minimum (5 IP/ start) that's 75 IP needed from each SP, or more accurately 375 total SP innings- anything less and that bullpen is going to be in absolute tatters (and it would be stretched hard at that rate). Better would be a total of ~400-410 IP from SP. Then there are the playoff starts...
Assuming an organizational target of 30% IP increase over previous season, which saves some IP for playoffs:
Miz- career max 141 IP. Target would be 185 regular season. He is at 104 IP; perhaps they let him go 80 IP over 13 starts (close to his current pace of 6.1 IP/ start)
Harrison- career max 124. He's going to have to hold up, and looking at 165 IP. He's at 79.2; has 85 IP left. Maybe he makes all 15 starts and gets 75 IP.
He's averaged 5 IP/ start thus far.
Sproat- 142 last year; target similar to Miz at 185 IP. He's at 75; this is the guy that could be a linchpin if he could provide depth into games reliably, a theoretic 110 IP left, more realistically maybe he takes all 15 starts and gets 75 IP.
Henderson- he threw 113 IP total last year, at 47 this year. But with the injury woes, let's say he's not on track for a significant increase. 70 IP left... 12 starts, 60 IP?
Gasser threw 48 last year; he's already at 62. Pre-TJ he'd been at 135, twice.
Drohan topped at 130 IP before injury erased 2024; he threw 54 in 2025, is at 70 already this year.
Between those two, maybe 18 starts and 90 IP?
Puts them both at 110-115 IP. Maybe too aggressive.
That's 73 starts, 380 IP... close to the minimum target, and achieved if Crow and/or Hall take the ball a few times. BUT that's if absolutely nothing goes wrong, and the bullpen doesn't turn into a pile of goo. Under that scenario the pen is being asked to throw four+ innings almost every game, and one should assume somebody is going to miss some time.
In my mind it would be helpful to add a veteran SP who could take the ball every fifth day and give them 5+, and sometimes 6+ innings. They don't have to be all-star innings, just efficient, "good enough" innings, so that Miz/ Harrison & co. have a lot more left in the tank headed into the playoffs. And then bring Woody back.