I've been reading several stories about Jonathan Broxton being placed on the disabled list, most recently Dylan Hernandez's piece in the Times this morning, and I've come to these conclusions:1) We're a long way from knowing when Broxton was hurt and when he wasn't.2) Broxton's word on his condition is worth its weight in ... what's the opposite of gold?3) Stan Conte, Dr. Neil ElAttrache, Rick Honeycutt and Don Mattingly are going to have to be very proactive in monitoring his condition going forward (as if we didn't know that already).Writes Hernandez: "Asked whether he would be more open with the medical staff in the future, Broxton replied, 'No.' "I don't really care what Broxton says to the press, but he has to be truthful to his own organiza