He threw 15 of 42 pitches for strikes before manager John Schneider ended the shortest start of his season. Bieber’s six walks established a Blue Jays record for one inning. The stronger counterargument is that Bieber’s underlying performance has been worse than his results. That gap gives interested teams reason to view his recent improvement with caution rather than assuming his previous form has returned. The Blue Jays should continue listening rather than assume his market disappeared in one inning.