Payano creates quite the conundrum when observing him. He physically looks big league ready now and has all the attributes you want in a power starter. His pre game warmups looked polished, smooth, and consistent. However, the bullpen did not transfer to game speed. He looked inconsistent, unsure, and with runners on, very awkward. He failed to look at baserunners multiple times and was very predictable with his timing in the stretch. He looked uncomfortable with the slide step, leaving everything up in zone. He managed to get out of the game with with 0 runs in 4 innings and only 1 hit, but walked 5. Still only 22, I'd like to see him develop more of a feel for the game and a plan of attack with his fastball. The lack of command of the FB was bothersome, however it would only be minute mechanical adjustments to do so. With experience he should mature and grasp the game better. I'd still keep him around to develop 2-3 more seasons because there is a much higher ceiling achievable for him than where he is at now.