Maybe Ian could have visited him too – for help in getting rid of his patented smirk?
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It’s one thing to be disappointed in Kennedy after a bad season. It’s another thing entirely to have such venom against him, to the point that you sound so embittered when you write lines such as this.

I agree with Pat F above, most Yankee fans want to know right away that someone is either good or bad. There’s no middle ground and there’s certainly no time to waste finding out.

I still want to see it from IPK before I make any judgments. Maybe he can be good, but he has yet to show it. I hope he is able rebound from his poor performance last year.

yes you do raf. most yankee fans have to put every player in one of two categories right away.

1. going to be good.
2. not going to be good.

there can be no middle ground, no wait and see, no time to give a player a chance (which would make the most sense). then it goes even further. if a player gets put in category 1, having three stellar seasons to start a career, but then has one bad season, he gets moved back to category 2 (robinson cano), which just makes a ton of sense. it’s a very fickle and impatient fan base in total that doesn’t often employ a lot of reason.

Well, wouldn’t that be a kick in the pants if Ian Kennedy becomes a vital member of the Yankees starting rotation?
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Still don’t know why so many have seem to have written him off.