Eno Sarris of The Athletic, in a recent clip from Pitcher List's fantasy baseball podcast, compared Cavalli's curve to that of Craig Kimbrel or Yordano Ventura and identified it as platoon-neutral. Cavalli's newfound success comes at a critical transition period in the Nationals' rotation. They look to supplant the likes of Mitchell Parker and Jake Irvin, who have the second- and fourth-worst ERA in the majors among qualified starters, in the starting rotation going into next season. Regardless of how viable that is to continue going forward, Ferrer's elite groundballer tendencies make him assuredly a mainstay in a rather thin Nationals rotation going forward. What have you thought about Cavalli's latest efforts: Is he a lock to stay in the rotation longterm?