The only thing I'd say that's left is that his command of his fastball, slider and split is a hair off.

When people see him pitch for the first time, they see someone with average stuff, average sinker, average change, average breaking ball,

You might say he didn't get a chance because his fastball wasn't fast enough, or his curveball wasn't crisp enough, ... But he can do a lot of things.

It would be nice if it happened, but I have no problem working with young pitchers.

With all that, you knew it was going to eventually happen for him.

His arm strength is right where it was before he (got hurt). If you asked me if there was anything I didn't like, I'd only say that, in general, the quality and crispness of his pitches wasn't quite as good as when he left. But he's not far away at all. If they decided to have him pitch in the majors, I don't think it would be a problem.