One of my long time sayings is "You can't bet on promising young pitchers, but you really can't bet against them either." What is disappointing to me is that the Marlins appear to be doing a better job of getting their young pitchers fully prepared to pitch at the major league level better than the Braves are. I don't see the Marlins hanging in there all season. Their offense simply isn't good enough. But their pitching is pretty solid (albeit young) and after seeing Max Meyer and Jake Eder make the Mississippi Braves look like they were using balsa wood bats last week, there's more on the way.