Originally Posted by Demonpenz (Post 6492643)

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Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 6524203)

Oh My. :shake:

Kyle Farnsworth-R- Royals Feb. 11 - 8:43 am et

Kyle Farnsworth will compete for a spot in the starting rotation, Dick Kaegel of MLB.com reports.
Seriously. "We're going to lengthen him out and see how it goes," said pitching coach Bob McClure. "Because what he showed me last year was the ability to back off a little bit and not pitch with his hair on fire. And, to be a starter, you have to be able to just kind of go pitch-by-pitch." Farnsworth, who turns 34 in April, is 6-11 with a 5.81 ERA as a starting pitcher in the major leagues and hasn't made a single start since the 2000 season with the Cubs. And with good reason, too. He made some alterations to his repertoire last season, making him a bit less predictable, but he still posted a 4.58 ERA in 41 relief appearances. It's not the craziest thing we've heard, but we're skeptical that it will result in actually winning baseball games.
Source: MLB.com

http://www.rotoworld.com/Content/pla...rt=MLB&id=2778

Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 6524203)

Oh My. :shake:

Kyle Farnsworth-R- Royals Feb. 11 - 8:43 am et

Kyle Farnsworth will compete for a spot in the starting rotation, Dick Kaegel of MLB.com reports.
Seriously. "We're going to lengthen him out and see how it goes," said pitching coach Bob McClure. "Because what he showed me last year was the ability to back off a little bit and not pitch with his hair on fire. And, to be a starter, you have to be able to just kind of go pitch-by-pitch." Farnsworth, who turns 34 in April, is 6-11 with a 5.81 ERA as a starting pitcher in the major leagues and hasn't made a single start since the 2000 season with the Cubs. And with good reason, too. He made some alterations to his repertoire last season, making him a bit less predictable, but he still posted a 4.58 ERA in 41 relief appearances. It's not the craziest thing we've heard, but we're skeptical that it will result in actually winning baseball games.
Source: MLB.com

http://www.rotoworld.com/Content/pla...rt=MLB&id=2778

Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 6524203)

Oh My. :shake:

Kyle Farnsworth-R- Royals Feb. 11 - 8:43 am et

Kyle Farnsworth will compete for a spot in the starting rotation, Dick Kaegel of MLB.com reports.
Seriously. "We're going to lengthen him out and see how it goes," said pitching coach Bob McClure. "Because what he showed me last year was the ability to back off a little bit and not pitch with his hair on fire. And, to be a starter, you have to be able to just kind of go pitch-by-pitch." Farnsworth, who turns 34 in April, is 6-11 with a 5.81 ERA as a starting pitcher in the major leagues and hasn't made a single start since the 2000 season with the Cubs. And with good reason, too. He made some alterations to his repertoire last season, making him a bit less predictable, but he still posted a 4.58 ERA in 41 relief appearances. It's not the craziest thing we've heard, but we're skeptical that it will result in actually winning baseball games.
Source: MLB.com

http://www.rotoworld.com/Content/pla...rt=MLB&id=2778

Originally Posted by gblowfish (Post 6524320)

Farnsworthless.... man, somebody put a gun in his locker...