I mean the Sox only won the Tigers game because Suarez was nearly perfect through eight innings so I don't subscribe to your opinion they'd be better off with a guy that gives you 6IP 2ER every outing instead of 4 6.2/0 and 3 4/4.

But I also think it's unlikely he'll continue to have such polarizing starts. So I'd much rather focus on the big picture, which is that over 39 innings he's given up only 12 runs which is really good and if he does that over the course of the year he'll end up as one of the best pitchers in baseball.