For what its worth, 2 of the most highly thought of pitching coaches already gave up on him because of the mental issues. He has talent. Look at his game logs and the bi-polar stretches. 4 great starts, 6 terrible ones, etc. It's there, he just can't do it consistently. If you believe control is an inherent talent and much like plate discipline can't be taught effectively, like I do then you probably aren't a fan of this deal. If you do believe it can be taught then you have reason to be optimistic. Either way I'm glad to finally be rid of the bane of my existence. Now all I have to do is wait out Aaron Miles. Yeah, I looked at his gamelog earlier today. IIRC, he had an 8 IP, 1 ER start followed by the disaster against the White Sox.