The Yankees have a bright future in starting pitching, with Carlos Lagrange, Elmer Rodriguez and Ben Hess being considered top-tier prospects in baseball. Despite recent struggles with Ryan Weathers, the Yankees have three potential top-level starting pitching prospects. Lagrange averaged 101.5 mph in his three spring outings, which has led to speculation that he might be moved to relief and a lethal weapon to their suspect bullpen. Despite this, there are concerns about the bullpen and the bench, and whether Jose Caballero can adequately command shortstop. The Yankees also have a wealth of talent, particularly from Yankee President Randy Levine, who was tapped to head up the commission for college sports reform.