I'm not really convinced that that article says that he is for sure bullpen bound? It said he is going to remain on a starters schedule for the remainder of spring training. Also, I don't get that if he pitches so horrible why would the Twins put him in a mop up/long relief role? Wouldn't you still want one of your best 13 pitchers to be on the roster?? I mean if he is toast, why keep him on the roster at all?? Bring up one of the young guys to be the long man in the pen? Idk, it just seems to me that Phil will get probably 3 starts at the beginning of the season to see what he can do. If for some reason he can average 5 - 6 innings and 3 - 4 earned runs in those 5 - 6 innings, (which is not good by the way), he will probably get another 3 starts. Until he completely melts down he will probably be in the rotation until Santana comes back. Basically if he can throw one or two quality starts in those first 3 games he will get a few more. But if he is so bad that he shouldn't be starting, (which I am on board with everyone else on), then why would they want him as a long man? Just cut him, I say give him a shot for the rest of Spring training and if he does ok give him a couple of starts. But if you aren't confident in him, just get rid of him, let him try and pick up with someone else.