It's worth mentioning, briefly, that Kyle Farnsworth was predictably awful on Monday -- working at 88-92 in what I guess you could call "starter mode" -- getting hit around like he does when he's working in relief. If the season started this week, he'd have to be a candidate for unconditional release.
Keith Law evaluates Kyle Farnsworth on ESPN Insider
about 2 years ago
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Silly Keith Law
Doesn’t he know that the Royals don’t release bad players who make a lot of money?
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by Sweep_the_Leg on Mar 9, 2010 5:56 PM EST up reply actions
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