Edgy DC wrote: So, you answer none of my questions, and hit me with snide stuff like "there is a difference." They have already begun transitioning him to a reliever's work schedule. And, no, I would hope he immediately wouldn't go to pitching every day. Thanks, but I asked if anybody seriously believed that the Mets planned to do that. There are only 4 weeks left. And again, what is the appropriate schedule and how are the Mets somehow violating it? How long did Aaron Heilman have or Grant Roberts or Rick Aguilera? Why do we have to go back and forth over ten posts for me to suss out what exactly is the objection? Does it really friggin matter that much? Geezuz