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ALEX GUERRERO RUMORS
From Zero to Hero: Dee Gordon
This last off season all we heard about was what would happen to the Dodgers if Alex Guerrero couldn’t field 2B. It was a big enough issue that the Dodgers started to look out of house for anyone selling a 2B that they could slot into the position. In the end they were left with failed SS prospect Dee Gordon to man 2B. Gordon, who had been in the minors for a better part...
Via TopSportsReport
5 days ago
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Dodgers’ answer to finding a bat at the deadline: Alex Guerrero
While we’re easily frustrated by the Dodgers’ inconsistent offense, they actually can score some runs, even while missing Yasiel Puig and Hanley Ramirez.
The Dodgers are 10th in the majors in runs scored — no small feat. They also have the sixth-best walk rate in the league (9.5 percent). While there needs to be more consistency, they don’t need a big boost on offense.
With...
Via Dodgers Digest
7 days ago
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With his ear saved, Alex Guerrero set to return, but will he be in form?
Alex Guerrero‘s status is always a popular inquiry on Twitter or via e-mail, so everybody should be happy to hear that Guerrero’s ear has been saved and he’s set to return to baseball activities soon, according to his agent Scott Boras. In the story by Jon Heyman, Boras also shed light on exactly what the procedure was on the ear and why it took five weeks to recover from...
Via Dodgers Digest
June 25, 2014
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Alex Guerrero could miss five weeks after having part of his ear bitten off
Danny Knobler of ESPN Los Angeles reports that Dodgers prospect Alex Guerrero could miss five weeks following yesterday’s dugout altercation in which Triple-A teammate Miguel Olivo bit off part of his ear.
According to Knobler for now at least Guerrero has chosen not to file formal charges against Olivo, but he’s currently hospitalized and needs plastic surgery. And how exactly...
Via Pro Sports Daily
May 21, 2014
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MLB Mania: Miguel Olivio Bites Off Part of Alex Guerrero’s Ear
It seems that biting someone’s ear is still one of the biggest draws in professional sports–and the lates…
Dodgers Prospect Alex Guerrero Loses Part Of Ear During Dugout Fight With Teammate
It’s all fun and games until a teammate goes all Mike Tyson on another teammate.
Los Angeles Dodgers prospect Alex Guerrero was involved in a dugout altercation with Triple-A teammate Miguel Olivo during their game Tuesday with the Albuquerque Isotopes that escalated rapidly and resulted in Guerrero losing part of his ear.
The two teammates exchanged blows during the eighth inning...
Dodgers prospect Alex Guerrero lost part of ear after bite from teammate Miguel Olivo
Dodgers prospect Alex Guerrero has been on fire lately with the bat, but it sounds like that’s not the only thing that’s been on fire for him. According to FOX MLB reporter Jon Paul Morosi, Guerrero’s agent Scott Boras said Guerrero needed plastic surgery on his ear after having part of it “displaced” from a […]
Via Larry Brown Sports
May 20, 2014
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Alex Guerrero, Joc Pederson might force Dodgers' hand for promotion
Los Angeles Dodger history is littered with the dried-out husks of never-beens who dominated Albuquerque, but in principle you get to the bigs by putting up video game numbers in Triple-A. If you're a AAA all-star, that's nice. You've got a solid little .900 OPS in AAA, good for you. Unless your team has a need at your spot, that doesn't get you anywhere.Well,...
Via Feelin' Kinda Blue
April 23, 2014
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Alex Guerrero is not a lock at second base for Dodgers
It was just a few short months ago that the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Alex Guerrero out of Cuba. Many believed Guerrero would be the everyday second baseman when the club signed him.
There were still a few questions about Guerrero’s ability to transition from shortstop to second base, with enough confidence that the Dodgers would hand him the starting role, but most in MLB...
Via Players View
March 03, 2014
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Dodgers' Alex Guerrero adjusting on and off the diamond
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Alex Guerrero isn't just learning a new position. He's learning a new culture.
Both will take time, especially for someone making a transition that requires patience and repetition. But Guerrero, the Dodgers' presumed second baseman, is clearly in a rush.
He hasn't been in the U.S. for more than two months, yet he's already pronouncing himself...
Via Fox Sports West
February 18, 2014
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