Ideally, that is what should happen. In a perfect world you want to leave Berrios alone and let him do his deal, which is starting. Unfortunately, from my perspective, the Twins have no more answers/band aids to put on the wound that is our bullpen and oddly enough this club still has a chance. Not that I know the definite answer to what I am about to say - I would imagine that the Twins have him on a pitch count this season and this might be good way to wind down his season and get him some big league exposure. If Berrios was a prima donna or a high maintenance player, I would not consider it, but from all reports I have read or heard, it sounds like he is an over the top worker and for lack of a better term a baseball soldier. In my opinion, because of Berrios' makeup, I do not think this would set him back, I think he would embrace the challenge and still be on track to help us out in the rotation in 2016.