MLB.com: Phillies may move Myers to bullpen

A day after the shortest outing of [Brett] Myers’ career, Phillies manager Charlie Manuel and pitching Rich Dubee acknowledged the possibility that the right-hander may not make his next start, scheduled for Thursday in Atlanta, the final game of a 10-day road trip.

“We’ll see what we’re going to do about it,” Manuel said.

Myers is testing the patience of his manager and pitching coach and appears to be in his own head more than ever. He declined to speak after his two-plus inning stint on Friday—in which he blew a 5-1 lead in the third by allowing five straight Rangers to reach base—and didn’t want to talk on Saturday, either.
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Myers’ lack of confidence in his heater is getting the best of him.

“Somewhere, he lost that edge,” Dubee said. “Some of it is delivery. Sometimes it’s approach. Sometimes you have to trust your stuff and get after it. We’ll try to get him to mix. We try to get him to establish his curveball with his fastball, and then all of a sudden, he doesn’t establish his fastball. He has to find the right approach. It’s like a ping-pong ball. He keeps going back and forth.”

Though Dubee acknowledged that the team saw “a different animal” with Myers in the bullpen, Manuel thought that was because he was happy closing. If the team were to make a change, Myers could pitch in middle relief.