FAUSTO CARMONA RUMORS

Roberto Hernandez is Not Fausto Carmona

Yes, well obviously Roberto Hernandez is not Fausto Carmona. The name Fausto Carmona belongs to someone else, and though the history of Cleveland Indians starting pitcher “Fausto Carmona” belongs to Roberto Hernandez, the two pitchers (the one pitcher) are not the same. What I’m saying is: Roberto Hernandez is striking out batters. He has a 22.5% K-rate right now. His previous...
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27 days ago  |  Discuss

Indians throw ‘Fausto Carmona’ birthday party to heckle him about identity fraud

Those of you who have followed the Fausto Carmona saga over the past six months or so know why we put quotation marks around his name in the headline. It’s because Fausto Carmona was never Fausto Carmona. The man who pitched for the Indians prior to his arrest for identity theft back in January is Roberto Hernandez. The Indians (and the rest of us) were led to believe he was 28...
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July 23, 2012  |  Discuss

Indians Place Fausto Carmona on Restricted List

The Cleveland Indians have officially placed starting pitcher Fausto Carmona on the restricted list. Carmona, whose real name is reportedly Roberto Hernandez Heredia, was arrested one week ago on charges of false identity as he was attempting to renew his visa within the Dominican Republic. Released on $13,000 bond, Carmona/Hernandez will have to endure the Dominican legal process...
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January 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Carmona's arrest leaves hole in rotation

The Indians are faced with a potential hole in their starting rotation in the wake of Fausto Carmona's arrest for identity theft on Jan. 19 in the Dominican Republic. Carmona's arrest made his availability for the start of spring training, and perhaps for the start of the regular season, very questionable. Before Carmona's arrest, the Indians appeared to be in a position...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
January 21, 2012  |  Discuss

Fake Fausto Carmona Reportedly Was Outed by Real Fausto Carmona’s Mom on a Radio Show Because of Monetary Dispute

The Indians pitcher formerly known as Fausto Carmona was arrested in the Dominican Republic this week for using a false identity. Carmona, or Roberto Hernadez Heredia if you prefer, has been pitching with the assumed name since 2000. So what led to his arrest several years later? Apparently a dispute over the amount of money he would have paid the real Fausto Carmona to continue...
Via Larry Brown Sports Verified_ybn
January 20, 2012  |  Discuss

Carmona's deception a matter of money

Theres probably nothing quite like running a major league baseball team and waking up to find out one of the guys youre counting on is not who you thought he was. Literally. One day the Cleveland Indians feel like Fausto Carmona is an erratic but still reasonably young pitcher who might be able to turn around a rocky career. A few hours later hes a post-30 guy whose best days might...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
January 20, 2012  |  Discuss

Carmona's deception a financial affair

There's probably nothing quite like running a major league baseball team and waking up to find out one of the guys you're counting on is not whom you thought he was. Literally. One day the Cleveland Indians feel like Fausto Carmona is an erratic but still reasonably young pitcher who might be able to turn around a rocky career. A few hours later he's a post-30 guy...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
January 20, 2012  |  Discuss

Carmona arrested in identity case

Cleveland Indians starter Fausto Carmona was arrested in the Dominican Republic on Thursday on charges of using a false identity. Soldevila said Carmona is actually 31 -- not 28, as he's listed on the Indians' official website -- and that his name is actually Roberto Hernandez. The legal action could prevent Carmona from leaving the Dominican Republic and joining the Indians...
Via Fox Sports
January 19, 2012  |  Discuss

Indians' Carmona arrested in Dominican

Cleveland Indians starter Fausto Carmona was arrested in the Dominican Republic on Thursday for using a false identity, Dionisio Soldevila of the Associated Press reported on Twitter. Soldevila said Carmona is actually 31 -- not 28, as he's listed on the Indians' official website -- and that his name is actually Roberto Hernandez. The legal action could prevent Carmona from...
Via Fox Sports
January 19, 2012  |  Discuss
MY NAME IS MY NAME!

Indians SP busted for false identity

According to a report out of the Dominican Republic, Indians starter Fausto Carmona is not who he says he is. 

Via Waiting For Next Year Verified_ybn
January 19, 2012  |  Discuss
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