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If Pancer is our fourth best pitcher (is he?), then could he start?

I don't think there is such a thing as Stanford's fourth best pitcher. 

For most of the season, there were a clear top two pitchers (Williams and Matthews) and a bunch of guys who could be really good or not on any given day. 

Bruno has come along great lately, so I might slot him as a clear third best - or second depending on what exactly is happening with Williams. He also probably has the best arm on the staff - in competition with Montgomery.
After that, it's really outing to outing. 

Pancer's stuff isn't electric, but he throws strikes and usually doesn't walk guys (despite 5 walks vs. Texas State and UConn). At the moment his WHIP is second on the team (1.19), and ERA fourth (3.26) so maybe he does have a claim to be in the top four. 
What are you looking for in Pancer starting? 
[He's never gone more than 3 innings this year, so he'd unlikely go a traditional starter's length.]

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If Pancer is our fourth best pitcher (is he?), then could he start?

I don't think there is such a thing as Stanford's fourth best pitcher. 

For most of the season, there were a clear top two pitchers (Williams and Matthews) and a bunch of guys who could be really good or not on any given day. 

Bruno has come along great lately, so I might slot him as a clear third best - or second depending on what exactly is happening with Williams. He also probably has the best arm on the staff - in competition with Montgomery.
After that, it's really outing to outing. 

Pancer's stuff isn't electric, but he throws strikes and usually doesn't walk guys (despite 5 walks vs. Texas State and UConn). At the moment his WHIP is second on the team (1.19), and ERA fourth (3.26) so maybe he does have a claim to be in the top four. 
What are you looking for in Pancer starting? 
[He's never gone more than 3 innings this year, so he'd unlikely go a traditional starter's length.]