Lima had a spectacular fall from stardom over the last few seasons. His ERA in his last full season in the majors was a dismal 6.99 for the Kansas City Royals in 2005. This was the highest single-season ERA in baseball history (minimum 30 starts). His ERA when he was released by the Mets in 2006 was a whopping 9.87.
Aside from his catchphrase "It's Lima time!", Jose is perhaps best known for giving up a lot of home runs. In 2000 with the Astros, Lima gave up a league-leading 48 dingers (only two short of the all-time single-season record). You can be sure that the balls will be flying out of Royal Athletic Park when "Lima Time" returns.