Crazy 6-Man rotation idea

This one's inspired by LordDuggan's post about a 6 man rotation. Many people disagreed with it for the obvious reason that it takes away starts from our good pitchers and gives it to the lesser deserving Joba/Hughes. But if we really don't want to stunt the growth of our two future stars and put them into the starting rotation together, here's what I propose we do:

We add Hughes to the starting rotation (with the assumption that Joba is Girardi's preffered choice). Now what we do is start our first 5 starters (CC, AJ, Andy, Vasquez, Joba) and leave Hughes out the first 5 starts. The next five starts (or next cycle) we skip Joba's turn and give it to hughes. We do the same for Vasques, Andy, etc. 

 

What this does is it integrates both young pitchers into the rotation and gives them about 160 innings if they stay healthy (everybody gets 27 starts). It would come out to the same number of starts if we just went with a 6-man rotation, but prolongs long stretches of not starting for guys like CC who prefer shorter to longer rests. But most importantly (and what I like about the idea) is that it gives guys who might be in between injuries (sore shoulder that could lead to a muscle strain) enough time to recuperate when they get their "week off". They can throw side sessions, stay sharp while  resting and making sure that they stay healthy. I think it might be very beneficial in the long run, and while it does take away 5 starts from our top guys, it lets Joba and Hughes start and keeps everyone fresh. 

 

This obviously would come into play only if we had everybody healthy, and the occasional 15-Day DL is bound to happen, in which case we could switch back to a 5-man rotation without having to wait 2-3 starts while Hughes gets used to pitching 6-7 innings.

 

Thoughts?