The bench is important but I would think trying trying to assemble a rotation that isn't constantly affected by nagging injuries or being completely awful would be priority #1
He has too many moving parts, he as to learn to be quieter at the plate. It looks to me like his hands start forward then go back, then come forward again, really messing up his timing
Don't think he as much choice. Might be one of those games where he just throws fatty to the wolves for 5+ innings and just hopes it doesn't get too ugly
Well the play can't be called dead until someone picks up the ball and gets it to the infield. Since the ball went all the way to the rays pen they just kept running. Really douchey... But legal