I think the point about Neil Allen being the org's best pitching coach is a great one. Who is best suited to be supervising and managing the development of Meyer and May? I don't think the time at AAA is meant to build confidence - I think it's more that the Twins know that with the control issues that Alex Meyer is displaying, he'll get eaten alive in the majors, and they are trying to preserve his confidence. I got to see Trevor May pitch in person at TF last year, and it was really apparent (from a small sample, of course) that he pitches on emotion - if he walked a guy, he'd stomp around, pound his mitt and shout into it. He'd "pitch angry" to the next guy, and it would alter his delivery. It worked in his favor sometimes, but other times it would get him in trouble. His fastball might be a little faster to the next guy, but less movement, and his secondary pitches would be a little less focused. I can't speak to the thought process of the front office, but I could believe that he's being asked to work on managing that in AAA.