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1 minute ago, Bemorewins said:

That would be a really bad way to waste a year of service time and development.

He’s going to have to learn how to get it done as a starter. Saying he doesn’t have anything to prove in the minors isn’t really accurate. 
 

He hasn’t been good since the injury last year Majors, Minors, or Spring Training. - Poor command is poor command.

He didn't even average five innings per start at AAA. 

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19 minutes ago, NCRaven said:

Very early, but Rodriquez and Henderson have been huge disappointments so far.

Yeah, no one should give up on them in any way, but there is no doubt that the widely thought of #1 hitter and pitching prospect have laid big giant eggs through the first two and half weeks.

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