Mitre the starter and Mitre the bullpen pitcher are two completely different ballplayers. He needs innings and has to use his sinker, not throw a big curve ball nearly as often as his fastball in an inning of work. You might as well just not pitch him, because from the very beginning, it was painfully obvious that putting/keeping him in the bullpen was going to completely kill his trade value. I'd much rather see Mitre and Hill piggybacking in Rusch's spot. This is one of my biggest criticisms of Hendry this year. Many people on here knew what was going to happen with the move to the bullpen before it happened. Not only did Jim ignore or not put as much importance on the obvious, but he has continued to keep him there. It's not good for the organization, it's not good for the team, and it's not good for Mitre.