So says Todd Dybas. With Tacoma, RRS walked five and whiffed 24 over 37 innings of work. I don't know what it says that the Mariners would rather have RRS up with them in a meaningless role than down with Tacoma for the playoffs, but I'm going to try to look on the bright side of life. He's back! And his numbers were okay! Correction - I believe RRS simply ran out of time, as minor league rehab stints for pitchers are limited to 30 days. RRS just started last night, and would not have been able to pitch for Tacoma again before the 30-day window ended. Sometimes the truth is not stranger than fiction.