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August 07, 2007
Kielty Chose Sox Over Yanks
From the Boston Globe:
"The Yankees showed quite of bit of interest," Bobby Kielty said over the phone yesterday, moments after signing a minor league contract with the Red Sox, "but I definitely felt I'd rather play with the Red Sox than the Yankees. Boston was No. 1 from the get-go."
There are few words that will more instantly endear a player to Sox fans, but Kielty's affection for the team is neither a recent creation nor a manufactured one.
Where in the world was he going to play with the Yankees? Very strange.
Posted by Steve Lombardi at August 7, 2007 08:57 AM
Comments
Where is he going to play for the Sox? Manny, Coco, Drew, Pena (and Henske). And not to mention Jacob Ellsburry who they love...
I wonder if the yanks were looking at him as a fourth outfielder so they could try a trade Damon, who will certainly clear waivers. Maybe the Cubs have an interest...
Posted by: dave
at August 7, 2007 09:13 AM
Makes sense. With Alfonso out until Labor Day. Although I'm sure the Cubs would try to send back Jacques Jones (who the Yankees briefly considered acquiring a couple of seasons ago).
Posted by: JohnnyC
at August 7, 2007 10:08 AM
He probably just didn't want to have to cut his hair.
Posted by: Jen
at August 7, 2007 10:34 AM
