Local News: Troy, MI 

 | 

Sign Up

 | 

Sign In

Advertisment

Kyle Farnsworth

Yanks trade Farnsworth to get Detroit's Ivan Rodriguez

Full story: Newsday

The Detroit Tigers have traded veteran catcher Ivan Rodriguez to the New York Yankees for hard-throwing reliever Kyle Farnsworth.

Read All 54 Comments

Comments

Showing posts 1 - 20 of54
< prev page
|
Go to last post| Jump to page:
Chico Escuela

Commack, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#2
Jul 30, 2008
 
Beisbol been berry berry good to Pudge.
Elliot Offen

San Ramon, CA

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#3
Jul 30, 2008
 
Kyle Farnsworth is a beefstew, riiiight???
trade

Port Jefferson Station, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#4
Jul 30, 2008
 
Antother former steroid head added to the collection !!!
Dr Roberts

Coram, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#5
Jul 30, 2008
 
Perfect one steroid abuser replacing another steroid abuser Posada (think his 'big' number last year and his injury this year are NOT steroid related???? Think again) And I-Rod fits right in with all the other steroid abusers on the Yankee: Giambi, Pettie, Abreu, Jetter (yep him too) and of course A-Wol.
John 61

Palm Harbor, FL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#6
Jul 30, 2008
 
This is a great trade for the Yanks. They address a huge weakness with one of the best off/def catchers in the game. Losing Farnsworth is a non-impact loss. Last piece will be when the Mariners finally accept that no one is goung to take Waskburn off their hands and they give him to the Yanks to replace Ponson.
Karl

AOL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#7
Jul 30, 2008
 
Another big named star for the Yankees and another year that they won't win the World Series. Haven't the Yankees learned that you can't buy championships.
Bill

New York, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#8
Jul 30, 2008
 
This was a mistake.

18 years in the bigs at age 37 and a sub .250 avg...this for a set up man who has finally come into his own (but will probably miss NYC and their fans like a case of crabs).

They have the catching talent.

Molina is the best defensive catcher in the game today...and they've got others.

As a Yankee fan, I bum out...
Frankie M

Bethpage, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#9
Jul 30, 2008
 
This is a horrible deal. Farnsworth has been lights out the last few months. Molina is very solid defensively and I would take bullpen (Farnsworth) and a non-offensive catcher anyday. Pudge is declining, he is going to take time to adapt to NY, and its not worth the risk. The Yankees were more solid with keeping Farnsworth. Bad deal Cashman. Its almost time for you to go.
Frankie M

Bethpage, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#10
Jul 30, 2008
 

Judged:

1

Dr Roberts wrote:
Perfect one steroid abuser replacing another steroid abuser Posada (think his 'big' number last year and his injury this year are NOT steroid related???? Think again) And I-Rod fits right in with all the other steroid abusers on the Yankee: Giambi, Pettie, Abreu, Jetter (yep him too) and of course A-Wol.
Yeah Jeter definitely has the body type of a steroid abuser, you fool......
Bill

Hampton Bays, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#11
Jul 30, 2008
 
So is he I-rod or Pudge-rod? The latter sounds like something that would make Beavis and Butthead chuckle.
Dr Roberts

Coram, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#12
Jul 30, 2008
 
Frankie ... yeah, you must be the expert. I went to a gym with these twins. 6' 2" rail thin but solid... total 'roid heads. Took them and sold them.

You have no idea what you are talking about.
sasha

AOL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#13
Jul 30, 2008
 
Great move for the yankees.
Yankee Fan Number one

Coram, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#14
Jul 30, 2008
 
A week ago Micheal Ky was bestowing the virtues of Molina as if the Yankees just signed Johnny Bench. Saw we all believed him. Now he's boasting that Ivan is the answer. Can somebody please tell me who's better? Molina or Ivan. Mr. Kay seems confused.
Jc in Dunedin Fl

Dunedin, FL

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#15
Jul 30, 2008
 
Frankie M wrote:
This is a horrible deal. Farnsworth has been lights out the last few months. Molina is very solid defensively and I would take bullpen (Farnsworth) and a non-offensive catcher anyday. Pudge is declining, he is going to take time to adapt to NY, and its not worth the risk. The Yankees were more solid with keeping Farnsworth. Bad deal Cashman. Its almost time for you to go.
Im with you Frankie. As a Mets fan we would have been lambasted for a deal like this. Imagine we traded Heilman for Jason Kendall. I mean that is what your getting an aging catcher for a guy in Farnsworth who has finally come into his own. You are now trusting the eighth inning to minor leaguers. This tells me that Ian Kennedy may be coming back to replace Joba and Kyle as the 8th inning guy. Can he handle it only time will tell but still this was a trade for the sake of trading that shouldn't been done. The way the reliever market is now at this time of year they could have dealt Kyle to the Rangers for Laird or Salty. I mean guys like David Weathers could have gotten Pudge. As a fan I think the Yankees got hosed on this one but they totally won the deal with the Pirates so I guess it evens out.

“Long live the Evil Empire!”

Since: Jul 08

Northport

ISP: Jamaica, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#16
Jul 30, 2008
 
Yankee Fan Number one wrote:
A week ago Micheal Ky was bestowing the virtues of Molina as if the Yankees just signed Johnny Bench. Saw we all believed him. Now he's boasting that Ivan is the answer. Can somebody please tell me who's better? Molina or Ivan. Mr. Kay seems confused.
Molina plays better when he plays a few times a week. they will share the spot, and I think it will work out just fine. Yes, Farns was just starting to pitch well, but thats a good time to trade him, while his value is up.
Ben

Ridge, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#17
Jul 30, 2008
 
? noitseuq eno
Frankie M

Bethpage, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#18
Jul 30, 2008
 
Dr Roberts wrote:
Frankie ... yeah, you must be the expert. I went to a gym with these twins. 6' 2" rail thin but solid... total 'roid heads. Took them and sold them.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
"Dr." Roberts, I know exactly what I am talking about and probably by the end of the year the court will be releasing the identities of ALL MLB players that tested positive from 2003, when they did a random test.
Frankie M

Bethpage, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#19
Jul 30, 2008
 
Jc in Dunedin Fl wrote:
<quoted text>
Im with you Frankie. As a Mets fan we would have been lambasted for a deal like this. Imagine we traded Heilman for Jason Kendall. I mean that is what your getting an aging catcher for a guy in Farnsworth who has finally come into his own. You are now trusting the eighth inning to minor leaguers. This tells me that Ian Kennedy may be coming back to replace Joba and Kyle as the 8th inning guy. Can he handle it only time will tell but still this was a trade for the sake of trading that shouldn't been done. The way the reliever market is now at this time of year they could have dealt Kyle to the Rangers for Laird or Salty. I mean guys like David Weathers could have gotten Pudge. As a fan I think the Yankees got hosed on this one but they totally won the deal with the Pirates so I guess it evens out.
They definitely came out way on top with the Pirates deal. They put all their eggs in with Kennedy and Hughes and made them untouchable for Santana. Trusting the late innings is a shaky proposition.
Frankie M

Bethpage, NY

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#20
Jul 30, 2008
 
Dr Roberts wrote:
Frankie ... yeah, you must be the expert. I went to a gym with these twins. 6' 2" rail thin but solid... total 'roid heads. Took them and sold them.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
Oh and "Dr." Roberts, there is nothing more ignorant than admitting you sold steroids on a message board, so your post could be flagged and you IP address discovered. Smart move "Dr".
BrkmB

Raleigh, NC

|
Report Abuse
|
Judge it!
|
#21
Jul 30, 2008
 
Dr Roberts wrote:
Perfect one steroid abuser replacing another steroid abuser Posada (think his 'big' number last year and his injury this year are NOT steroid related???? Think again) And I-Rod fits right in with all the other steroid abusers on the Yankee: Giambi, Pettie, Abreu, Jetter (yep him too) and of course A-Wol.
Because you know douchebag. Just go to another board where people might not think (and I stress might) you're a tool.
Sign up to receive email when someone responds
(registration is not required)
Showing posts 1 - 20 of54
< prev page
|
Go to last post| Jump to page:
Type in your comments to post to the forum
Name
(appears on your post)
Comments
Type the numbers you see in the image on the right:

Please note by clicking on "Post Comment" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms. Be polite. Inappropriate posts may be removed by the moderator. Send us your feedback.

Other Recent Kyle Farnsworth Discussions

Search the Kyle Farnsworth Forum:
Topic Updated Last By Comments
Kyle Farnsworth receives 4 stitches in left han... (Jun '09) Jun '09 Greg from Ch... 1
Kyle Farnsworth always enticing, always disappo... (Apr '09) Apr '09 GianniV 10
Right-hander Kyle Farnsworth brings power arm t... (Feb '09) Feb '09 Mike 2
Foul or Fair (Sep '08) Sep '08 Chris Hakim 1
Farnsworth swap for Pudge bittersweet for both (Sep '08) Sep '08 Speed 3
winners & losers (Aug '08) Aug '08 peter - Boca 2
Yankees swap Farnsworth for Pudge -- but why? (Jul '08) Aug '08 Art 102

Put a lid on it

Get your topix hats, t-shirts & more!

Shop our store now!

Daily Horoscope for December 25

Gemini

You're keen to make it a memorable day, so do your best to make it go with a swing. You're in a lively, excited mood and are really good company. You're also keen to ring the changes a bit and want to bring some of your Christmas traditions up to date without spoiling things for everyone else. What do you have in mind?

Get your Horoscope »