...closers can get hurt, just as any pitcher can. But for relievers pitching at the level of a Francisco Rodriguez or Brian Fuentes, the chances are quite good that the next three years will be comparable to the last three. Given New Yorkâs need for a...
...next season, the Mets are in the process of searching for his successor. Their top two targets, Francisco Rodriguez and Brian Fuentes, are both available through the free-agent market. But if asking prices become too high for those two, the Mets could...
...It seems like Corpas was given more of a chance then Fuentes before being pulled and still lost the closers role. Brian Fuentes will take over as the Colorado Rockies' closer after Manny Corpas blew save chances in consecutive games. "It's three saves in...
...Brian Fuentes will travel to Las Vegas and meet with Mets general manager Omar Minaya next week, according to multiple published reports on Tuesday. If all goes well there, the New York Post reported, then Fuentes' next stop could be New York for a tour...
...he deserves something like 3 years at $10-12 million per. According to various unrecognized and unreliable sources, Brian Fuentes is a left-handed relief pitcher with a submarine-style delivery that keeps batters guessing. In other words, he is a...
...$1 million buyout, which is a lot less than the expectations of prime free-agent closers such as Francisco Rodriguez and Brian Fuentes. source Fox Sports Ed Ryan Mets Fever is dedicated to the complete unofficial coverage of the NY Mets, both minor and...
Background
Brian Christopher Fuentes (pronounced /ˈfwɛntɨs/, born August 9, 1975 in Merced, California) is a closer in Major League Baseball who plays for the Colorado Rockies. Previously, Fuentes played for the Seattle Mariners (10 games) (2001). He bats and throws left-handed.
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