Pretty much this. They should give him every chance they can to start. If he keeps putting up those numbers in Rochester, he's going to force the issue, and I would add that as bad as the Twins have been this season, you'll likely see some trades opening up spots for guys like Meyer, Berrios, Duffey, and May at some point. Send him to the pen when he fails as a starter, but given how well he's been thus far, you keep throwing him out every 5 days. The mis-management in my opinion is not Meyer's start. It certainly wasn't ideal, but hardly unusual as there are a lot of circumstances outside of the team's control. The mis-management was coveting those mediocre pieces that are nothing more than depth (i.e. Tommy Milone, who should have been shipped away this offseason for anything) in conjunction with not using the money saved from sending Milone away to bolster the pen. With Duffey and Berrios in AAA, lesser options who performed well in Rogers and Dean in AAA, and May's success as a starter, shipping off one asset (even if the return was going to be little) was hardly unreasonable.... and that's before Meyer's resurgence. Sure, there would be some musical chairs in the 5th starter spot, but again that is hardly unusual and with the talent they have in AAA, a wise thing to do. Hopefully, the Twins learn from this mistake and send Rickey (assuming he continues to pitch well) and Tommy away. They won't get much, if we're lucky a C prospect, but they will open up needed spots for some of the young guys with little left to prove in AAA.