Royals shopping Guillen

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GoRoyals1986

Saint Joseph 614870

8 Amendment: I would actually just take the seeds to plant a pine tree so we can extract the tar from it for the pine tar. 3423373

2008-11-23T06:52:24-05:00

GoRoyals1986

Saint Joseph 614870

7 Trade him, check that trade him YESTERDAY! I wouldn't even ask for a bag of balls for him, I'd take a single baseball. Heck I'll take some pinetar and maybe a rosin bag or two. Just get him as far from KC as possible. I only ask you trade him to an AL team so I can go to the "New-K" and boo him relentlessly! 3423313

2008-11-22T10:47:14-05:00

Royalsfanforlife

Liberty 614392

6 The Royals were thinkin hey the guy had a decent season the year before and supposidly didnt have to many problems. he can hit and when in the royals place you sacrifice a little defense for hitting. 3418932

2008-11-22T02:01:02-05:00

Colin13

No City 31956

5 Guillen could hit, once upon a time. If you look at any statistic more sophisticated than AVG/HR/RsBI, you would quickly see that Guillen was one of the top 5 worst outfielders in baseball last year, and that's without factoring in his terrible defense or his salary. 3418142

2008-11-21T17:51:52-05:00

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flanders111

Lompoc 19461

4 I'm shocked - Guillen has worn out his welcome? No way.....I'm not buying that one.. Bahahahaahahahahahah......but he is the one laughing all the way to the bank! What were the Royals thinking when they signed him? And they wonder why they have been so bad, for so long 3414877

2008-11-21T17:29:36-05:00

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hopyankees

Mount Joy 461582

3 The dude can hit, and he is a righty outfielder. How about Philly? Amaro may not want to go that far out on the limb for his first move as GM, but given Guillen's remaining salary and KC's desire to move him, Philly may be able to get him for not a lot in return. Who knows, maybe the guy is tired of playing for crappy teams? Think about it...a change of scenery to the world champs who play in a bandbox of a stadium. He just might turn out to have a heckuva season if given the chance. 3414673

2008-11-21T17:05:57-05:00

pjbronco

Brooklyn Park 122418

2 Please make it so!!! And to SeaBeachFred, I'm sure Francona can figure out how to get through to this guy and make him a good citizen and team player. ;-) A long-suffering Royals fan. 3414377

2008-11-21T14:43:54-05:00

SeaBeachFred

Arcadia 600101

1 Memo to Theo Epstein, GM of the Boston Red Sox.....This is NOT a guy we want or need and if you are tempted to take a chance on this head case, CEASE AND DESIST IMMEDIATELY. Once again this crumb is having trouble with his manager. How many is it now, five, six, seven? I remember vividly how he tried those creepy tactics of his on Angels manager Mike Scioscia. He was quickly cashiered and has bounced around since then to Washington, Seattle and KC. I don't even remember where he was before his sojourn with the Angels, but I know it was with at least two other teams. KC, he is all yours. No team with a brain would want this bum. 3411959

<p> </p> <div><span>The Royals are quietly shopping righthanded-hitting outfielder <strong>Jose Guillen</strong>, a terrific talent who seems to have the knack for wearing out his welcome pretty quickly. Guilen is said to be at odds with Royals manager <strong>Trey Hillman</strong>, who just completed his first year at the helm in Kansas City.</span></div> <div><br /></div> <div><span>Guillen can hit -- 20 home runs, 97 RBIs and a .264 batting average last year -- but the problem is his $12 million salary and two years remaining on his contract.</span></div> 25581 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/100/64/thumb/Heyman_Jon.png 0 NY

Jon Heyman

New York 10084