I don’t disagree with anything he said. I was hoping they would trade him so he could get a shot at actual playing time somewhere. It’s pretty disingenuous to reference how many games he was with the Giants, because the number of at-bats don’t add up to anything of note.

I’m guessing at this point he’s trying to get himself traded, which seems like a much smarter career move than hoping things work out with his hometown team.

Know your role and shut your mouth, Kevin.

It’s OK to be displeased about your situation. It’s not OK to be so pissed that your manager pulls you in the second inning last night because you lost your temper about it.

Maybe you’ll get traded. Maybe you’ll leave via minor league free agency at the end of the year. Either way, that act won’t play where you think you belong: the big leagues.

You’re getting paid to be a professional. Start acting like one.

“Frandsen is on the roster and has value as a utility man,” Sabean said. “He should mind his business in Triple-A and see what happens.”

You know, I feel bad for Kevin Frandsen, I really do. I don’t think he’s gotten a fair shake. That said, my sympathy wanes every time he opens his mouth.

Some guys seize an opportunity when given, even if its just a BABIP fluke. Others put up an OPS+ of 68, blow out their achilles and play so poorly in a pennant race they have no choice but to be optioned, small sample size be damned. Them’s the breaks, kid. Throwing your bat and complaining to the Fresno Bee isn’t going to help.

this just in: Kevin Frandsen isn’t very good

Take your anger off the field. Ask to be traded or released or something.

Frandsen is a dick. Always has been

On the bright side, I didn’t know Hensley Meulens was a coach for Fresno. Thats awesome. Bam-Bam!

The guy has a big fucking reason to be pissed. He’s been patient and put up the right numbers in AAA. he hasn’t gotten a real shot at the major league level and guys who are much worse have. Now the team goes and trades for Sanchez, who plays the only position that Frandsen had a chance to start. I don’t blame him for blowing up in one game. He probably just reached a breaking point in frustration. We’ve all been there. He’s human after all.

But now, he just needs to go out there and do his job again and hopefully this won’t be a regular occurrence.

I don’t think Frandsen got a fair shot at second base THIS year, but he’s gotten fair shots in the past and hasn’t gotten it done. He had plenty of at bats in 2007, and although he got hot in September, for the most part he was unimpressive. Then in 2008, Omar Vizquel’s injury opened up a golden opportunity for him to show something at shortstop and he went all Jesus Guzman on them, forcing them to keep Bocock. He later got hurt, of course. Then this year, while he hasn’t gotten a fair shot, he could have at least approached the Mendoza line in his sporadic play, but he hit about .120. He cannot fault the Giants’ for finally making a move with the lack of production they have seen at second base this season. He has nobody to blame but himself.

Frandsen acts as if the team should be making all their moves around him. He’s a utilty guy at best, but apprently has a million dollar ego.

I suspect the “hometown team” thing might have contibuted to this. In his previous stints on the big team, he spent a lot more time being profiled/interviewed on the radio and in the press than was really warranted. As a result, he probably got more attention out in public than he deserved with kiss-asses telling him great he was.

All that attention probably went to his head and he felt he reached the big time before he really had.

Frandsen needs to shut his weakly performing yet somehow entitled self up, and quickly.