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Diehl Ford Lincoln1820 James Street, Bellingham, Washington 98225
Showroom Hours: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Closed
98% Recommend
120 Lifetime Reviews
Hours: Closed
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About Diehl Ford Lincoln
Welcome to Diehl Ford! Located in Bellingham, WA. In 2007 Diehl Ford celebrated 100 years of business, and has been locally owned by the Diehl Family for four generations. Diehl Ford is proud to be one of the premier dealerships in the area. From the moment you walk into our showroom, you'll know our commitment to Customer Service is second to none. We strive to make your experience with Diehl Ford a good one – for the life of your vehicle. Whether you need to Purchase, Finance, or Service a New or Pre-Owned Ford, Diehl Ford Lincoln is your one stop shop for all your automotive needs. We look forward to being of service. Call today, we're happy to help.
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Welcome to Diehl Ford! Located in Bellingham, WA. In 2007 Diehl Ford celebrated 100 years of business, and has been locally owned by the Diehl Family for four generations. Diehl Ford is proud to be one of the premier dealerships in the area. From the moment you walk into our showroom, you'll know our commitment to Customer Service is second to none. We strive to make your experience with Diehl Ford a good one – for the life of your vehicle. Whether you need to Purchase, Finance, or Service a New or Pre-Owned Ford, Diehl Ford Lincoln is your one stop shop for all your automotive needs. We look forward to being of service. Call today, we're happy to help.
Monday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Monday 7:30 AM - 5:30 AM
Tuesday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Monday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
- After Hours Drop-Off
- Shuttle Service
- Cable TV
- Customer Lounge Area
- Drive-In Service
- Free Coffee
- Free WiFi
- Authorized Parts Store
- Pet Friendly
- Television
- Vending Machines
Sales (Used)
"a very positive experience with a car dealership"
I was looking to trade vehicles, and via Diehl Fords online website I found a vehicle of interest. I went in on a Sunday morning and Chris Bonesteele was on the lot, and immediately offered his help. Chris was great to work with; maybe the best sales representative I've ever encountered at any car dealership, and I've dealt with many over many years (I'm retired, so was not my first rodeo). Anyway, great service, prompt, pleasant, and good follow-up by Chris, as well as the other staff on duty that day. I would also add that one of the reasons I went to Diehl was because of the great service I've received from their service department over many years on my trade-in.More
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"Diehl is my favorite place to go."
I recently bought a truck from Diehl Ford. Chris Bonesteele was the one to help me out. My office called and Chris answered the line. He "kinda" held on to the truck till I could get there, even though I was an hour away. I saw the truck on the Diehl site under their used vehicles. It was just what I was looking for, affordable, easy payments and not a piece of junk. Needless to say, I am the new owner. I have bought several vehicles from Diehl Ford, My Son just bought his very first "newer" vehicle from Diehl as well. Chris was a pleasure to work with and would do it again when the time comes for a really new vehicle. I don't believe I would buy a vehicle anywhere else and recommend to everyone to go there. Thanks again, M. LambertMore
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Sales (New)
"Great experience"
I was considering a Ford. Dan and Emil were really friendly and showed me several options. I had heard that Ford was making some really amazing vehicles these days, and after seeing the cars, I agree. These two employees were great to work with and I would recommend considering them when looking for your next vehicle.More
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Sales (Used)
"We are so pleased for all jack did for us"
In our search for a new (to us) car we called Diehl Ford first. i called and met a wonderful guy named Jack Barton. He was so friendly and helpful. I then went on line to their website and found the car of our dreams. With the help of Jack we were able to get our present car limped in for evaluation and drive the Fiesta and make amazing deal aka (Diehl ). Thank you Jack for everything !!! We feel like we have made a great new friend!!!More
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Sales (Used)
"Outstanding experience"
I found a used vehicle listed on the internet by Diehl Ford. I called and talked with Chris Bonesteele, he was polite, interested and provided me with the insight I needed. A few hours later I met with Chris at the site looked over the car and we were able to make a deal. The service and help he provided was nothing short of outstanding. I would highly recommend staff and the Diehl experience to anyone looking to purchase a vehicle, or to have one serviced. Thanks Chris. Roger Cook, Blaine, WAMore
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Roger, That was a quick transaction! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for your business! Happy motoring! Best, Mike Diehl
Sales (New)
"Best Experience Ever"
I have purchased new cars all over the country in my lifetime and this was the best experience ever. I went in and the price that was on internet is the price I paid. I was in and out in two hours!More
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SK- Glad to hear you had the best experience ever! That means a lot. We appreciate your business. Happy Motoring in your new vehicle, /Mike Diehl
Sales (Used)
"Happy with our experience."
I bought a used Ford C-Max Hybrid a few weeks ago From Chris Bonesteele. I had a previously terrible experience at another Dealership a few years ago, but Chris redeemed my faith in car salespeople! He was relaxed and pleasant and listened to my concerns and wishes. He helped expedite things quickly and my questions were fully answered. I will fully recommend this car (love the car!) and this dealership to others I know. In fact, a friend who bought her car there highly recommended the dealership to me. All in all a very good experience. Thank you!More
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Merlin, Glad you had a good experience with Chris and Emil. Thanks for the positive feedback...and Thanks for your business. Enjoy the C-Max, /Mike Diehl
Sales (Used)
"I got the right Diehl."
Ramiro Baldovinos certainly earned his commission yesterday. In fact, I think he should get a raise. I first met Ramiro over the phone when I asked about a used 2014 Ford Focus Titanium of which there was no picture or price online. He told me all about the car and it's price. Naturally I had a different price in mind and a few calls phone calls later he and Randy Larson made it work. After several more questions which Ramiro patiently answered, I gave a deposit on my credit card to hold the car to the next day when I could get to Bellingham. I had just committed to a car sight unseen. I also asked Ramiro to have all the paperwork ready when I got there so it would be a quick in and out for me because I'm always in a hurry. But I also have a roving eye. When I got there my car was parked very near a brand new Fiesta Titanium that had the same features as the Focus. So now Ramiro had to start from scratch because I started waffling about whether to buy a gently used Focus or a new Fiesta. The half hour I allotted myself to buy the car turned into a couple of hours but Ramiro hung in there with me, never pressuring me, always patient, never making me feel like I was wasting his time. Randy was also very patient with me changing my mind a few times although I'm sure he must have been rolling his eyes in his office. Emil Vinberg got me through the paperwork quickly but thoroughly (even though I wasn't financing, the paperwork made my eyes glaze over) and Mike Diehl was also kind when we were introduced. I took both cars on a test drive with Ramiro and he even tutored me on how to use the back-up camera, encouraging me when I knew I likely would have taken out the cars beside me if there had been any parked there. All in all, it was a very pleasant experience and I drove off knowing I made the right purchase. I ended up with the Ford Focus Titanium after all. Thank you Ramiro!More
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Helene, Thanks for taking the time to provide the positive feedback. We appreciate it! Glad to hear all is well with your pre-owned Ford Focus. Happy motoring! /Mike Diehl
Sales (New)
"Relaxed and professional "
The dealership is very relaxed and yet they give great attention to detail so that there are no surprises during the transaction. We ordered a new F-150 and our salesman, Chris Bonesteele, followed the process all through the factory re-tooling and startup. When our truck arrived, it was exactly what we ordered for the price we were promised. Chris followed up more than once to make sure we were pleased and that we understood all the features of the new truck.More
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Sparky, We very much appreciate your business...and the positive feedback. Glad to hear all is well with your new Ford F150. Best, /Mike Diehl
Sales (Used)
"Everyone there is amazing!"
My experience with purchasing a vehicle from Diehl Ford was so great from beginning to end. Bones was a friendly and knowledgeable salesman who always had a smile on his face, which made me smile too. Emil was a wizard with helping me finance my car so that I was comfortable with my monthly payments and my down payment and he hooked me up with a great loan! Thank you Jason Turrell for always helping me on the service end of things with my older vehicle, hopefully I won't need to see you as much now that I've bought a newer vehicle! Thank you again to everyone at Diehl Ford for your fabulous care and helpfulness!More
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HappyBuyer- Sounds like all went well with your experience at Diehl Ford. Thanks for the feedback...We appreciate your business. Happy Motoring- /Mike Diehl


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"That was HER! That was the girl I told you about."
I was telling Eddy about my battle with Miss Stiletto, and I'd just gotten to the part where I turned to look for Minerva and she was gone.
"Man," Eddy said, "that's just like her too, to leave you holding the bag."
"Maybe she was scared," I said, suddenly feeling the need to defend her.
"Scared!? That girl is scared of nothing," Eddy scoffed. "You don't know her, Wump. I'm telling you, she's trouble. And if you don't want to get in trouble, too, you'd better stay away from her."
"Maybe she gets in trouble because she doesn't have any friends," I suggested.
"Of course she doesn't have any friends!" Eddy said. "How could she when she ... ?" He stopped short. "Hey, wait a minute. Why are you all of a sudden taking her side?"
"I'm not," I said, blushing. "Really."
Eddy peered at me suspiciously.
"So," I said, "are we going to build that clubhouse or what?"
We spent the rest of the afternoon scrounging up boards for the clubhouse, then spent the evening listening to Eddy's CDs. Eddy's a serious collector of rock 'n' roll. That night we listened to a group called Non-Stick Kitchen Utensils and a group called Pinheads Who Vote.
"The Utensils are OK," Eddy pronounced. "But the Pinheads are the future."
When it was time for bed, we went out to Eddy's back yard. We stretched out in our sleeping bags on the cushiony grass, and gazed up into the sky. The night was moonless, still and cool, and the sky was thick with stars.
"You know how when you get older you start to wonder about stuff you never thought about before?" I asked.
"Like what?"
Like girls, I thought. But what I said was, "Like ... how far away is the end of the universe?"
"The edge of the universe is 20 billion light-years away," Eddy said.
"But what's beyond that?" I asked.
"Nothing, I guess," Eddy said.
I tried to imagine nothing.
"But there's got to be something, doesn't there?"
I could almost hear him frown. "Maybe our universe is just a speck of dust in a bigger universe," he suggested.
We stared at the stars, trying to imagine that.
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I listened to the sounds of the night. I heard Eddy breathing, slow and steady, and I thought he must be asleep. Softly, I said to myself, "Girls are like stars."
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- We skip the intro and go right to the arena in Greensboro, NC as Daniel Bryan's music hits and he comes out to a rousing reception. Bryan starts to cut a promo about his WWE career in Yes/No format. He says he never would have thought it, but Team Hell No is one of the greatest tag teams of all time. Bryan covers his ears and calls Kane out to the ring.
Kane says he knows why Bryan called him out but all he is interested in is their match with The Shield tonight. Bryan says the last 9 months have been an incredible ride but at Payback, Kane won't be his partner and Bryan will be tag champs with someone else. He puts a hand on Kane's shoulder and says that they won't be teaming anymore. Kane asks if Bryan is breaking up with him and says the same thing will happen when he wins the Intercontinental Title from Dean Ambrose. Bryan says that is a singles title and he and Orton will be "Team RK-No."
Kane says Bryan and Orton may not even win the straps. Bryan starts the weak link thing and they argue. He implies that Kane might be the weak link. Kane puts hands on Bryan's neck as Randy Orton interrupts. He says he can't let Kane chokeslam Bryan because he needs to be 100% this Sunday. Orton says he might be forced to RKO Kane. Bryan says he didn't ask to be saved. Kane says he has had enough and goes to leave. Bryan tells him to go and run off like always. They all 3 start to bicker.
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The bell rings and Cesaro goes to work in the corner. Cesaro slaps him and Sheamus goes crazy out of the corner with clubbing blows. Sheamus hits a powerslam for 2. Cesaro comes back and clotheslines Sheamus over the top. Sheamus catches him off the apron and tosses him into the security wall.
Back from a commercial as the action spills to the floor. Cesaro sends Sheamus' back into the steel steps and sends him back in. Cesaro continues offense with a headlock on the mat. Sheamus comes back and hits a back bodydrop and builds momentum with signature axe handles. Cesaro won't let up and takes control back.
Sheamus sends Cesaro to the apron and hits the forearm spot in the ropes. Sheamus has a nasty gash on his left shoulder from getting rammed into the steps. Back and forth. Cesaro hits a modified powerslam (emphasis on power) for 2. Sheamus hits the Brogue Kick in the corner from out of nowhere.
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For a philosopher known for having an opinion on virtually everything, Bernard-Henri Lévy can be surprisingly terse. Shrugging his shoulders and raising his hands as if to ask "isn't it obvious," Lévy responds to the question "why as such a staunch supporter of Israel did you put your name to the recent JCall petition," with the answer "because I am a supporter of Israel."But, I put to him, the Right accuses JCall of being shortsighted, of not understanding history and of erroneously putting the onus on Israel when the formula of land for peace is dead and when it is incumbent on the Arabs to recognize Israel as a Jewish state for peace to be made.The accusation seems to animate Lévy. "There are two different things," he explains as he leans forward across the table in the lounge of Tel Aviv's chic Hotel Montefiore. "Israel recognized by the Arabs, of course. But Israel recognized as a Jewish state by the Arabs, why? The Arabs absolutely must recognize Israel. But the question of whether Israel is a Jewish state or a secular state or whatever is for Israel to decide, not for the Arabs."This [Binyamin] Netanyahu claim is absurd on an international level. You cannot ask anybody to recognize a state as a Jewish state or a Christian state or a Muslim state or a secular state. It's not the problem of international law. International law supposes that the Arabs recognize, definitely, forever, clearly, the full legitimacy of Israel. This is clear on an international level. Recognize Israel as a Jewish state? This is not the problem of the Arabs. Not only do I not ask, I don't even recognize [the right of] the Arabs to decide what Israel will be. Israel is what the Jewish people makes of it."Lévy pauses for a second before adding: "What I know is that I am more than anyone linked to this country, I am linked to this country with all my soul and flesh and I want the best for this country, and the best for this country is peace."THE AUTHOR of some 30 books, including a 2006 collection of essays on the US, American Vertigo: Traveling America in the Footsteps of Tocqueville, Who Killed Daniel Pearl? and Left in Dark Times: A Stand Against the New Barbarism, Lévy, 61, was here last month for a Forum Israel - France debate titled "Democracy and Its Challenges" organized by the French embassy.On that count, he considers Israel a miracle. "The miracle of Israel," he says, "is that in spite of being constantly at war, it has kept its democratic characteristics and I don't see many other examples in the world of that. My country, France, after six or seven years of war in Algeria had put in parenthesis, had frozen, quite a good number of freedoms and liberties and democratic rights. The vibrancy, the vitality, the solidity, the constancy of Israeli democracy is amazing. So many countries, nearly all of them, after 60 years of a constant state of war would have taken some liberties with liberty."There is Athens and Sparta. Athens for peace and Sparta for wartime. Israel has been at war for 60 years, but is is still not Sparta, it is Athens. This is great, this is amazing."Lévy has been writing for years on the dangers of modern anti-Semitism, an anti-Semitism where, he says, the time-worn cliches of the past are readapted, reintegrated and reformulated into a system where Israel has become a synonym for the worst of this world, where hatred of Jews has become associated with defense of the oppressed, where the Jew has been transformed into the executioner, the Jew-hater into the Jew, and where delegitimizing Israel has become a respectable synonym for an ancient scourge.Demonization of Israel, warns Lévy, is a problem not only in France, not only in Europe, but increasingly in America, and that, he adds, is something that is underestimated both in Israel and in the Jewish world at large."America is not a complete paradise of pro-Israel feelings," he states. "Today, there are strong currents developing inside America that are not so favorable for Israel. This is one of the reasons we are in a hurry to make peace. We cannot wait 10 more years."Lévy though harbors no illusions that peace will be a magic wand that will reverse the trend. The anti-Semite, he says, will always find a new means of justification."Anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, which are often the same, will not be solved by a gesture of goodwill," he says. "They are there. You will never uproot anti-Semitism. Those who hate Israel, if they have not one reason, they will find another one, but that's not the point. The point is that Israel has the right to live in peace, and the duty toward its citizens to give them a normal life. Israel deserves this. What I say is that peace is more easy today than it will be in a few years."Lévy questions how long the US will remain Israel's best and most faithful ally."Nothing is eternal in the history of human beings," he says, "nothing lasts forever, things change. Politicians have a tendency to believe that the situation of the moment can be frozen for eternity. That is not the case."I don't want to be a prophet of bad omen, but nothing grants that this miraculous friendship will last forever. I know that some say, and it is true, that there is a metaphysical link between Israel and America, that there is a common narrative, the founding fathers, new Jerusalem, etc., but you have also some countercurrents that unfortunately can be strong and we have to take care of that."You have some minorities organizing themselves in America who are not favorable to Israel at all. You have anti-Zionism and demonization of Israel in America too. The book of [Stephen] Walt and [John] Mearsheimer about the weight of the pro-Israeli lobby on the foreign policy of America has made some real damage in some weak minds in America. The denial of the Holocaust is not a French speciality. You have some sects on the West Coast of America that are very active on these grounds too."While he sees shifting trends in the US, Lévy believes there is now "a window of opportunity with an administration in America, that, whatever some say, is really favorable to Israel."HE DESCRIBES Barack Obama as a "goodwill guy" and commends him for being "the first president of America for a long time who did not wait until the last month of the last year of his mandate to try to help, to try to be an ambassador of goodwill."George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, says Lévy, waited until it was too late. "Camp David and Taba might have been achieved if it they were undertaken two years before," he asserts. "It was too late with Clinton racing for his own legacy... the clock was ticking down and [Yasser] Arafat took advantage of that and he played tricks with Ehud Barak, who was incredibly brave and courageous and offering all that could be reasonably offered."Does Lévy then, as a signatory to JCall, believe that Obama is pursuing the right policy, that Israel needs to be pushed to make peace?"You may call it pressure from Obama," he retorts, "but it is a fact; it is not toughness, it is in the interest of Israel. There was a book by Amos Oz called Help Us to Divorce [also published as How to Cure a Fanatic]. Sometimes between two people you have to have an ambassador of goodwill, you have to have someone helping you to divorce, to make peace and so on. Obama can be this guy."Lévy is aware that the divorce is unlikely to be amicable and says that Israel should concentrate on its own interests and not concern itself with how its partner – the Arab world – will conduct itself once the split is complete."You, me, the political class in Israel, we can deal only with the decisions of Israel. What can happen in Gaza, what can happen in Syria, is for a big part out of our reach," he says. "So let's solve the parts of the problem which are within our reach, which we can solve... I will not be the one and you will not be the one and Bibi Netanyahu will not be the one to solve the problems of the Arab world."What happens then if the divorce turns nasty, if Israel makes an agreement with a regime today that is replaced by a hostile regime tomorrow?Lévy is stoic. "This is the progression of history," he says. "Today you will deal with Mahmoud Abbas and Mahmoud Abbas can be replaced tomorrow by a Hamas-style regime. If you have to take a worst case scenario, I prefer a real war against a real army than this state of occupation with civilians and maybe tomorrow a third intifada and so on."If Obama is the divorce counselor, does Lévy believe Netanyahu is ready for a settlement. In his previous term as prime minister, Netanyahu was the subject of stinging criticism from Lévy who called him a "danger to Israel." Now though, he says that Netanyahu has "changed a lot and learned a lot.""We had two meaningful discussions recently and from what I understand he is not the same Netanyahu," Lévy observes. "My feeling is that he is clever enough to have the temptation to leave a mark on the history of his people, and I hope so for him and for Israel and for the Jewish people. But I believe he has matured and he has learned a lot. Opposition is often a good laboratory where you can learn about your own mistakes, where one can see things from above. This is what I thought. I may be wrong."Lévy, a committed secularist, describes himself as belonging to a "strong Jewish current that ranges from Emmanuel Levinas to Martin Buber to Franz Rosenzweig to Gershom Scholem." These figures, he says, are the "beating hearts of secular Judaism," a Judaism that he adds is "as Jewish as the religious one." At the same time, though, Lévy notes that he has what he calls a "profound, speculative, metaphysical interest in the Jewish texts" and reveals that of late he has become more involved in Jewish studies "but in a secular way."Despite his liberal philosophy and perhaps because of his deep secularism, Lévy has come out in support of controversial recent proposals in France to ban the burka.HE SEES no contradiction between his liberal stance and his support for the ban. "The burka is not a religious but a political emblem," he explains. "Politically it means the occupation and humiliation of women. I am attached all over the world to the key principle of equality between sexes, secularism, to men and women being equal. The burka is just a humiliation. If it was in the holy text, were it a proscription by Islam, I would not be involved. Except that even then I would say all holy texts are adapted to the era.
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Ninety-year-old Margaret Webb was walking in her front yard in the sleepy, southern Collier County town of Copeland when an eight-foot alligator jumped out of a canal and tried to drag her into the water. She survived thanks to a good Samaritan, but one of Webb's legs was amputated as a result.
The attack happened around 12:30 p.m. yesterday. Initial reports suggested the gator actually swallowed the woman's leg, but it appears the animal just badly injured it.
Though she's age 90, Webb was able to hold the gator off by digging her fingers into the ground. That allowed enough time for Dwain Daniels III, who was passing by in a truck, to assist her. The man helped pull Webb to safety, and then shot the gator in the eye with a rifle.
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The gator did get away however, and officials have not been able to locate it.
Webb was rushed to Lee Memorial Hospital. Doctors were forced to amputate her left leg below the knee, according to WPTV. She is now recovering, but has been put in an induced coma.
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When the Twins traded Denard Span last week the assumption was that they did so in part because Ben Revere was ready to step in as their new center fielder and leadoff man, but now they've traded Revere to the Phillies.
Todd Zolecki of MLB.com broke the news and Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com says the Twins are getting right-hander Vance Worley and pitching prospect Trevor May in return.
Minnesota has an incredible lack of quality pitching throughout the organization and one area where the Twins have good depth is the outfield, where former first-round pick Aaron Hicks could be ready to become the starting center fielder at some point in 2013. Revere is very fast and very good defensively, but he has zero power and a fairly limited overall upside, so if the Twins feel Hicks will be ready soon anyway it makes some sense.
Revere has tremendous range in center field that more than makes up for perhaps the worst arm in baseball and he's capable of swiping 50 bases at a good clip, but he may never hit an over-the-fence homer and through age 24 he's hit .278 with a .319 on-base percentage and .323 slugging percentage. For years he's been compared to Juan Pierre, for better or worse.
Worley missed the final month of the season with an elbow injury that required minor surgery, but when healthy the 24-year-old right-hander has a 3.50 ERA in 278 career innings with a solid strikeout rate of 7.7 per nine frames. Long term Worley is a mid-rotation guy, but on the Twins right now he immediately becomes their best starter. Barring more trades, of course.
May is a 22-year-old former fourth-round pick who spent this year at Double-A, posting a 4.87 ERA while racking up 151 strikeouts in 149 innings. He has control issues, but May was a top-100 prospect coming into the season and has 11.1 strikeouts per nine innings for his pro career. Minnesota wanted young pitching and they definitely got it.
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- dkphilly1122 - Dec 6, 2012 at 4:30 PM
Does anyone realize Ben is only due to make I believe 550000 the next two years?? So yeah I am glad they got him than over paying for Bourne or Victorino PLUS they still have a ton of free money now to go after Swisher or Hamilton. At this point I would rather them go all in for Swisher. Right handed power bat in CBP. I ain't saying I wanted them to get Ben but if they add a Swisher or Hamilton it doesn't look so bad because the kid can cover a ton of ground and can steal a heck of a lot of bases.
- paperlions - Dec 6, 2012 at 4:55 PM
I think everyone realizes it. The issue is that they gave up a couple of valuable pitchers for a guy that doesn't help their offense (last year he was a worse hitter than Victorino was). I agree that this is a better move than severely overpaying Bourne (Philly doesn't need any more expensive contracts for declining performance), and the glove is great….still seems like a lot of pitching talent to give up for defense first CF that probably has less power than any other MLB player.
- cktai - Dec 6, 2012 at 5:10 PM
I like the trade. Ben Revere can help the Phillies. He might not be a offensive force -his last home run was in 2011 in AAA- but he does have an above average OBP and he hardly strikes out, so he could be a decent asset. His real value however is in the field. He has a very nice range and snaggs some nice flyballs. Even if his arm is rather weak.
Worley and May on the other hand might be overrated; they certainly aren't as valuable as they were just a year ago. Worley still strikes out a decent amount of guys, but his strikeout rate is dropping. He still gets a lot of strikeouts on strike three looking, so in all probability, he will only get worse. As for May, his 4.87 ERA says enough. He walks far too many guys, even with the amount of strikeouts he gets. The Phillies have better pitching prospects in their system.
- deepstblu - Dec 6, 2012 at 7:17 PM
So if they make the deal for Michael Brown, and start Domonic Brown and Darin Ruf, they could have the most expensive infield and the cheapest outfield in the majors.
- tuberippin - Dec 6, 2012 at 7:28 PM
If they made the deal for Michael BOURN and started Darin Ruf and DBreezy, then the acquisition of Ben Revere would be pointless.
- albertmn - Dec 6, 2012 at 8:58 PM
I think deep was referring to Michael Young.
- tuberippin - Dec 6, 2012 at 9:58 PM
"Brown" is a weird way to spell "Young"..
- cktai - Dec 7, 2012 at 7:23 AM
It is a weird way to spell "Bourn" too
- pariseinminnesotabichez - Dec 6, 2012 at 11:00 PM
Stupid, stupid and stupid what a STUPID trade
- lordfletcher - Dec 8, 2012 at 10:23 AM
good deal for both teams… long term upside easily goes in the Twins favor if one of these guys pans out. Ben is a good player, but what you see is what you get… time will tell and both teams get what they need. win win for now.
- brewdogg - Dec 11, 2012 at 3:03 PM
Remember that this is the same GM that landed Joe Nathan and Francisco Liriano for AJ Pierzinski and forced Tom Kelly to keep this kid named Santana on the roster all year. He seems to have an eye for pitchers. I'm going to guess at this point that Worley will be a servicable starter for a couple years and then May will come up and play at close to an all-star level for a couple years before bottoming out. It's what Twins pitchers do….
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