Thankfully Omar is here to explain the thinking behind the decision. Newsday "Our New York doctors double-checked it," Minaya said. "He was given the clearance to go by the Florida doctors here, between yesterday and today, our New York doctors saw it and after further review, they'd rather see him in New York, and that's where we are." I think it's probably they're being conservative and cautious," Minaya said. "All I can tell you is that they looked at it, they felt it was something that he could move forward and play, our doctors said, hey you know what, we'd rather if you want to use the word be more conservative, we wanted to bring him to New York. I know he wanted to go out there and play today, he would love to be playing, but I think it's better that we're cautious and that's what we're doing right now." Got that?