No.
You want a pitcher that you would call a #1 and #2 starter.
Again, Texas won 68 games in 2022 - 10 fewer than Boston.
Their best pitchers were Martin Perez and Jon Gray. They went out and added a clear #1 in deGrom, a borderline #2 in Eovaldi, and Andrew Heaney, a pitcher no one addicted to handing out those #1through #5 labels would assign one to.
And don’t argue Eovaldi is a clear #2 while saying Chris Sale doesn’t count.
Just because you think a pitcher does not net some role on the team doesn’t mean he can’t and won’t help…