It's because it never happened. Most people said that it's likely Rosario got moved because...
- We have a group of young, talented middle infielders champing at the bit to play in the big leagues.
- Amed isn't anything special, so it isn't going to make sense to pay him tens of millions of dollars when you have potentially more talented players sitting behind him with six years of team control available
- The Guardians have a history of trading veteran players before their contract runs out
The only "ridicule" I remember off the top of my head was when people were discussing the whole package of Amed Rosario--like how his incredibly low walk rate, his lack of power, and his tendency to ground into double plays hold back a pretty good hitter, and how his performance in the field, specifically his range, was less than what you'd expect from such a gifted athlete... and then a certain poster would chime in "BUT HE HAS A LOT OF HITS!!!"