ANGEL GUZMAN RUMORS & GOSSIP

The Los Angeles Dodgers ink Angel Guzman

The Dodgers have signed 30-year old righty reliever Angel Guzman to a minor league deal. Guzman pitched in 21 games (19 starts) in A-ball last year for the Cubs and he was 0-3 with a 4.04 ERA and a 1.35 WHIP. He last pitched in the majors in 2009 with the Cubs, and he was really good that year. Guzman has pitched in 88 games (0 starts) in his first four years in the majors and...
Via Dodgers Locker  |  December 14, 2011

Gooz Gets Outrighted to Iowa

The Cubs reinstated RHP Angel Guzman from the 60-day Diabled List today, and then outrighted the 28-year old righthander to Iowa. Guzman missed the 2010 season after undergoing shoulder surgery at the end of Spring Training, and spent most of the past seven months rehabbing at Fitch Park. Guzman was signed by the Cubs as a 17-year old Non-Drafted Free-Agent (NDFA) out of Venezuela...
Via Cub Reporter  |  November 04, 2010

From the Wire ... Angel Guzman Outrighted and Signs Minor League Deal with the Cubs

According to a report from Bruce Levine, the Cubs outrighted Angel Guzman and removed him from the club's 40-man roster. Guzman became a free agent in the process and re-signed with the Cubs on a Minor League deal. Guzman's minor league contract includes an invite to big league camp in the spring. With Guzman removed from the 40-man roster, the Cubs have four open spots...
Via Chicago Cubs Online  |  November 04, 2010

Don’t Forget About Angel Guzman

We take a break from all the chaos that is the managerial search, and actually focus on the players who play game. Remember last year, when Spring Training was just getting started as pitchers and catchers were reporting. The high hopes the Chicago Cubs had for Angel Guzman, who would have been the primary right handed set-up man for closer Carlos Marmol. However, those hopes were...
Via Cubbies Crib  |  October 14, 2010

Angel Guzman's Latest Injury Could Be Career-Threatening

According to multiple reports from Mesa on Saturday, Angel Guzman has a "significant tear in a ligament in his right shoulder" and will be shut down for the foreseeable future. The MRI on his right shoulder not only revealed a significant ligament tear but instability in his shoulder. Guzman is considering a more conservative approach instead of surgery on his right...
Via Chicago Cubs Online  |  March 07, 2010

Angel Guzman facing “Career-Ending” Injury

The Cubs finally got back the MRI results on Angel Guzman’s right shoulder, and the news is not good at all. Angel Guzman has a significant ligament tear in the front and bottom part of his shoulder. At the age of 28, Angel Guzman’s career could possibly be over,  as he could opt to have “career-threatening” [...]
Via Cubbies Crib  |  March 06, 2010

Guzman Missing an “extended” Amount of Time?

In 2009, reliever Angel Guzman finally had a breakout year for the Cubs, as he was healthy for the first time in his Cubs career, and he was beginning to be used as the teams right handed set-up guy out of the bullpen. But, as the saying goes, “old habits, die hard”, as Angel [...]
Via Cubbies Crib  |  March 06, 2010

Guzman and Gray Sidelined with Minor Injuries

Cubs' pitchers and catchers officially reported to Fitch Park on Wednesday, while the news on Ted Lilly was positive (in more than one way), the Cubs announced two minor setbacks in the bullpen. Angel Guzman had arthroscopic surgery on his knee two weeks ago after tearing his meniscus during a workout in Venezuela last month. Jeff Gray suffered a moderate groin strain during...
Via Chicago Cubs Online  |  February 17, 2010

Is Angel Guzman on the Block?

Depending on the source, the Cubs are looking to add a right-handed relief pitcher, a fourth outfielder or a starting pitcher ... or maybe all three. Jim Hendry would like to make changes to his roster before Spring Training, that much is known. The CCO's three-part series on the projections for the 2010 season will resume but with pitchers and catchers reporting to Fitch...
Via Chicago Cubs Online  |  January 13, 2010

2009 Recap: Angel Guzman

Quick, how was the best pitcher for the Cubs in 2009? Carlos.... yeah right.....the other Carlos.....not really.....Ted Lilly.....maybe.  Seriously, who had Angel Guzman in the pool in April? I'm wrote in my player preview of Guzman that he was 50/50 to make the roster. Really?  Well, I missed on that one, but so did everyone else. Other than a few injuries, Guzman...
Via Goat Riders of the Apocalypse  |  November 10, 2009
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