Hader is an intriguing prospect; he's young for the level and putting up very good numbers in an offensive environment. Hitters are only batting .188 off of him to date, which is tied for 1st in the Cal League among pitchers with more than 70 IP. There's no doubting the stuff; all three pitches flash plus and can work plus for innings at a time. The part where he can trip up is his ability to repeat his difficult delivery. There is a lot of moving parts, and he does a good job keeping it together and producing momentum towards the plate. Adding strength will definitely be a necessity if he's going to last as a starter, as his velocity dipped a little as the games progressed. Perfect world scenario, he's an innings-eating #3/4 starter. Realistically, I can see his velocity and secondary offerings play up in a relief role, coming in vs. tough lefties and also being able to handle righties. If Hader is a reliever, he can make a contribution by late 2015 with 2016 as the most likely time frame.