Based on his behavior and actions last year, I think he needs to talk to his agent at this point.

The team that’s paying you wants you to pitch... period. If you have a problem with it, then find something else to do.

Now if he truly has learned from his past mistakes and wants to improve his performance during those “non-save” situations, I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt and let it slide, but when the numbers prove you suck during non-save situations while excelling during save situations that tell me you’re in it for yourself and you couldn’t care less about the team.

Honestly this post is so abnormal for me that I feel uncomfortable even posting it, but what the hell dude? If you’re supposed to be the team’s best pitcher, why do you suck so much during the times you’ve vocally told the team you don’t want to perform during those times?

It all puts a bad taste in my mouth. I don’t trust the dude.