He looked very good. Considering he was brought into a game with the Royals already trailing 7-1, it appears they are going to ease him in with mop up duty. I'm pretty sure at this point he's as good as gone. I wouldn't be so sure. There's 157 games to go and he has to stay on the roster for all of them. While he looked good tonight, he may not the next time he's used. Yeah, but they don't give a crap if he pitches effectively for them because their team sucks. Derrick Turnbow sucked as a Rule V pick. Miguel Asencio was bad for the Royals in '02 but they didn't care because they thought he had potential. Johan Santana winning the Cy Young gives even more incentive for crappy teams to hang onto high-ceiling players for their Rule V year. I said it when the draft went down, Sisco would be gone. Thank God we have Rohlicek and Randolph, though. For crying out loud, that's not why he was left unprotected. IT WAS NOT TO KEEP OTHER PLAYERS ON THE 40- MAN ROSTER, HE SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN ON IT. I apologize for the shouting, but it seems many people have ignored this being the chief reason for Sisco's exposure, despite repeated attempts to explain so. I've seen it in some places and not others, and I seem to remember mlpeel saying something conclusive about it (which I can't find), but does this major league experience start Sisco's clock to where he has to stick in the major leagues in three years? I wasn't positive, as I remembered that post, then Tim said something here that his service time clock(6 year arbitration/free agency), but does not start his 3 year option clock. At least that's how I understand it. That's how it reads, but Tim doesn't mention the 3 year clock at all. Would he (or someone else) mind coming in and confirming that?