I still don't understand what you are getting at. The Twins don't want him in the pen. He has developed as a starter and proven that he can be effective in that role and has upside going forward. I imagine they will get him back there one way or another very shortly. He got caught in a short term crunch that necessitated one starter moving to the pen - for a variety of reasons they chose May. I would have preferred someone else but don't think it's especially egregious, and Pelfrey, who would have been the alternative pitched perfectly fine yesterday. So May could go to the pen for a brief time or go back to AAA. Twins wisely kept him in the majors, but since this is clearly a short term assignment they aren't going to suddenly throw him into situations where he has short warmups and enter with runners on base. That would jeopardize health and the plan to return him to the rotation soon. I personally think all of this is obvious. Again, I ask, what are you getting at?