I agree, you can only go so far on the back of your starting rotation. A lack of a quality closer could mean pushing the starters to go a little deeper in the game, which could impact their ability to perform through the end of the season. With an aging Schill, Dice-K new to the 5 day pitching schedule and Paps new to the MLB starter role, we could be in big trouble if we can't find a way to protect these guys and help them finish off their games. I know I've heard a few names thrown around, Cordero for one, I just am not so sure how effective a second-rate closer like that will perform in Boston, especially in those one run games they are trying to close out against the Yanks. Who knows, maybe by the end of May Clemens realizes that it would be a storybook ending to close out his career in Boston and we move Paps back to the pen....we'll all just have to wait and see.