Now we're hearing from the press that it's his arm slot, pitches coming in flat, need to elevate it to get more movement. So what happened in 1 year. Last year he thru 3/4 arm slot with outstanding secondary stuff where he would get his strikeouts. This year he's grooving everything. I'm sure the coaches said listen kid, if you want to make it to the bigs, we need fewer walks, pitch to contact, go deeper into the game. So he compensates and look what happens. To the bullpen. How in the hel???? is this going to help his control. Ok, he raises his arm, ball comes in greater angle more movement, more strikeouts. But, he'll be back to the walks, now in then. Well now we're back to square one, his old self; awesome stuff with propensity to walks. This is what bothers me about the coaching, using the cookie cutter approach. No two pitchers are alike. They should have worked off Meyer's strengths to improve his weakness. Now, I admit, Meyer himself has a responsibility and it sounds like he has by putting a lot of pressure on himself. This is frustrating. I've seen him pitch and he's a unique talent. Ok, I'm done ranting, I'll accept the bullpen role (short term only) and ready to move on.