I think we all see where this Aroldis Chapman stuff is going.

Between Dusty Baker's recent implication that it's his decision to make (as opposed to the front office's) and Chapman's own stated preference for closing, all that talk of the flamethrowing lefty moving to the Reds' starting rotation is on the verge of being nothing more than hot air. That's my guess, anyway.

As my colleague Al Melchior already pointed out, that wouldn't be such a bad thing for Chapman's Fantasy value, but it would be a disaster for Jonathan Broxton's. Few setup men are worth owning in Fantasy, and Broxton's ratios suggest he wouldn't be one of those few.

Of course, those ratios had me labeling Broxton a bust candidate even before this Chapman talk started. He's clearly just a $1 player now.