But, when Hoyer says "really good number of arms", that sounds like quantity, not necessarily quality. Having a pile of Chapmans doesn't ensure you'll have good or marketable relievers.
craig, I'm thinking he's talking more about quality here. We tried this route last year or two with the Marcos Mateo's, Esmailin Caridad's, Manny Corpas's, Scott Maine's, Blake Parker's, etc. of the world, and we only wound up with a couple of reliable relievers out of it. I imagine when Hoyer says we have to take the pressure off Camp and Russell, he wants to make absolutely certain we're able to do that, instead of piling up a bunch of C grade relief prospects and over the hill vets and hoping one or two pan out.
It's why I think you might be right that Marmol could stick around after all.