Or he could see that he's clearly the next player the front office has in mind for a MLB roster spot and be happy about it. He's ahead of everyone else in Rochester. Riding the MLB/AAA shuttle is a part of the job. If nothing else, he got a raise for one day. If a player is personally slighted each time they face adversity, I don't think they're bound for MLB success. Frustrated, sure. Anger, though, is a whole different level.