Could you imagine the shower of shit that would pour down upon the Mets if they had a prospect whose arm they so explicitly prized � whose future they so wholly believed in and banked on � that they set up a list of highly publicized rules that applied exclusively and arbitrarily to him? Only to abandon that plan just as arbitrarily, moving him from the rotation to the bullpen to the rotation as per announcements not by the manager or pitching coach or even the GM, but the managing partner/heir? To end up damaging himself anyhow, initially with rotator cuff problems that the team first declared to be temporary but later acknowledged had a lasting effect, and then to finally go under for the Tommy John surgery? Finally? Did I say finally? After the guy wrecked his ankle on a trampoline, in the Yankees real home town of Tampa, doing recreational trampoline activity during spring training � could you just imagine? And ultimately, the guy ends up not a prized asset at all, but just another journeyman pitcher trying to find himself? Did they even get compensation when the Tigers signed him away? To be ultimately left with a Yankee career measured in holds and painful lessons learned? Could you imagine?