

Contract: Signed through 2009
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The Rangers may be interested in Vladimir Guerrero, according to the Boston Globe.
He would have to serve mostly as a designated hitter, but could likely be gotten for a reasonable price, and would seem poised for great success, even at age 34, in Texas' hitter-friendly ballpark.
The Angels declined to offer salary arbitration to outfielder Vladimir Guerrero, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Guerrero is a Type B free agent, so the Angels will not get a premium draft pick as compensation if he decides to sign with another team. The club did not want to risk him accepting an arbitration offer, which would have locked him in at around $15MM in salary for 2010.
Vladimir Guerrero did all he could in Game 6 of the ALCS to prolong the Angels season, but his 3-for-4 effort wasn't enough as they fell 5-2. The Yankees will now embark on their 40th World Series.
Vlad drove in the first run of the game in the third inning with an opposite field single, but the Halos' lead didn't last long. The Yankees scored three in the next frame to take a lead they would never relinquish. Guerrero hit .370 for the series and drove in five runs.
Vladimir Guerrero snapped a 13-game and 52 at-bat skid of no RBI by hitting a two-run single in the top of the ninth against Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon to propel the Angels to the ALCS. The Angels swept the Red Sox with a 7-6 win on Sunday.
Vlad said afterwards that this was the biggest hit in what may be a Hall-of-Fame career. He also said that he is dedicating it to Nick Adenhart, a former teammate who passed away in April. The Angels will continue to need his big bat if they are to win a World Series this season.
Vladimir Guerrero got a day-off on Wednesday. Bob Abreu served as the DH, while Gary Matthews Jr. played in right field.
Vlad was just getting a routine day-off today, mainly because it was a day game. He should be back when the Angels return to the field.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with a single and a solo homer off Tommy Hunter in Friday's 2-0 win at Texas.
Guerrero hit his second homer of September, and his 15th of 2009. He did not seem to be bothered by his bruised ribcage, evidenced by his solid performance.
Vladimir Guerrero is penciled into tonight's lineup at Texas after missing Thursday's game with a bruised ribcage, according to the Orange County Register.
Guerrero will serve in the DH role, and is batting cleanup. Opposing hurler Tommy Hunter is 8-3 with a 3.23 ERA.
Vladimir Guerrero is not in the Angels lineup on Thursday against Boston after getting hit by a pitch in the ribs on Wednesday, according to the Orange County Register.
Gary Matthews Jr. is taking his place in the lineup.
Vladimir Guerrero exited tonight's game against the Red Sox after being struck in the ribs by a pitch, according to the Associated Press.
The team said he sustained a bruise, and no X-rays were taken. Stay tuned for further updates.
Vladimir Guerrero went 3-for-4 with an RBI and a run scored in tonight's 5-3 loss at New York. He hit two singles and a solo homer off Joba Chamberlain.
Guerrero raised his batting average to .301, and has a hit in seven of his last eight games. He also ended an 18-game drought without a homer.
Vladimir Guerrero's RBI single in the eighth inning started a three-run rally on Saturday, but the Angels would still end up losing 4-3 to the White Sox in ten innings.
Vlad is having a fine injury-shortened season in 2009, batting .298 with 13 home runs and 43 RBI in 82 games.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with two RBI in Friday's 7-1 win over the White Sox at Angel Stadium. Both of his hits were singles.
Guerrero raised his batting average to .298, and has a five-game hitting streak. He snapped a five-game skid without any RBI tonight as well.
Vladimir Guerrero helped lead the Angels in Friday's 2-1 win at Kansas City, as he went 1-for-4 with a single and two RBI.
The Angels only mustered three hits in the game, and Guerrero was their lone source of scoring. He collected his first hit of September, and made it count.
Vladimir Guerrero went 3-for-4 with four RBI and three runs scored in Monday's 10-0 win at Seattle. He hit a single and two homers, one off Luke French and the other Chris Jakubauskas.
Guerrero launched two homers in a game for the second time this month, and hit nine homers in August. He batted .337 with 17 RBI this month as well.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI in the Angels' 11-7 win over the A's on Friday.
Since coming off the DL Vlad is hitting over .330 with seven homer and 13 RBI. Looks like the old man still has something left in the tank. Just in time for the postseason.
Vladimir Guerrero went 1-for-4 with a single in Thursday's 2-0 loss to Oakland at Angel Stadium.
The Angels only mustered three hits in the game. Guerrero has a hit in six of his last seven games, and is batting .330 in August.
Vladimir Guerrero went 3-for-5 to raise his average to .309 on Sunday, but couldn't help the Angels to a win, as Los Angeles lost 8-3 in Toronto.
Guerrero has been one of the hottest players in baseball in August, and should really help your team down the stretch.
Vladimir Guerrero's seventh August home run helped the Angels to a 7-3 win in Toronto on Saturday.
After struggling with injuries and ineffectiveness for much of the season, Vlad is having by far his best month of 2009 in August, hitting .338 with seven home runs and 12 RBI. The Angels have gone 13-7 in August.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with two homers and five RBI in tonight's 8-5 win at Baltimore.
Guerrero hit two homers in a game for the second time this month, and has 10 total homers over 58 games. He is batting .370 in August additionally, and should continue to hit well for fantasy owners as long as he can stay healthy.
Vladimir Guerrero was a late scratch from the Angels' lineup on Sunday due to a stiff leg. He was replaced as the team's DH by Howie Kendrick.
Vlad stiffened up a bit before the game today, and the team thougt it best to give him the day off. Expect him to return soon, but check back tomorrow on his status just to be sure.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with a solo home run and a pair of runs scored in the Angels' 3-2 win over the Rangers on Saturday.
Due to age and injuries Vlad has been quiet this season. The home run was just his sixth and the RBI just his 23rd. He's turned it on lately though and has compiled a ten-game hitting streak that has boosted his average almost 20 points.
Updating an earlier report, Vladimir Guerrero has been officially activated from the 15-day DL, according to MLBblogs.com. Catcher Bobby Wilson was sent down to Triple-A to make room on the roster.
Guerrero has been on the shelf since July 10 with a strained left knee, and will work in the DH role upon his return tonight at Chicago.
Vladimir Guerrero is set to return to the Angels' lineup tonight at Chicago, according to the Orange County Register. He has been recovering from a strained left knee.
He made steady progress over the last several days, and skipper Mike Scioscia gave him the green light to come off the DL. It is uncertain who the Angels will send down to the minors to activate him.
Vladimir Guerrero is getting closer to returning to the Angels, according to the Associated Press. He is recovering from a strained left knee.
He took the next step in his recovery as he ran the bases today, and manager Mike Scioscia indicated that Guerrero made significant progress over the last 4-5 days. He could return to action as early as next week.
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Vladimir Guerrero will serve only as the team's DH when he returns from injury. Guerrero is currently on the DL with a strained left knee.
The Angels will need Vlad in the lineup as much as possible in the second half, and they feel as if he is too much of an injury risk in the outfield. This could be a good thing for fantasy owners, as he is less likely to get injured while only DHing. There is still no timetable set for his return.
Vladimir Guerrero is progressing in his recovery from a strained left knee, according to the Orange County Register.
He noted that his leg is feeling better after a week of rest and therapy. He is yet to get the green light to take batting practice or participate in baseball-related activities though.
Manager Mike Scioscia stated that Vladimir Guerrero could miss a month of action while recovering from a strained left knee, according to the Orange County Register.
Guerrero continues to have poor luck with injuries, as this is his second trip to the DL this season. The Angels have good enough depth to manage fine without him. Keep him stashed on fantasy rosters.
Vladimir Guerrero has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained muscle in his left knee, according to MLB.com.
This is Guerrero's second trip to the DL this season. He is no longer the run producing machine he once was, though you should keep him stashed if you have an available DL spot. He should still be productive enough to warrant a roster spot when he returns.
Vladimir Guerrero left the Angels Tuesday night game in the eighth inning with an apparent right leg injury.
Vlad has become quite injury prone in his twilight years, and is no longer the frontline outfielder he once was. The injury didn't look serious, though, so check back for updates, as he shouldn't be more than day-to-day.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-5 with a home run and four RBIs, his most since August 6 last season, on Saturday as the Angels crushed the Orioles 11-4 in Anaheim.
Vlad now has five RBIs in four games since returning from the disabled list. It's clear he's no longer the premier run producer he once was, but he should still drive in plenty of runs and be a solid option at outfield in every format.
According to the LA Times, Vladimir Guerrero needs to up his throwing program from 150 to 200 feet before he will be able to play the field.
Suffering from a torn chest muscle, Vlad has been relegated to DH duties and will be reduced to a pinch hitter in the weekend series in Arizona. The team feels he could return to the outfield in a couple of weeks.
Vladimir Guerrero has started a throwing program and there is belief he may be able to roam the outfield by June 26, according to the Orange County Register.
He is currently limited to serving in the DH role. He is only hitting .266 so far this season, and he has been compromised by his chest injury.
Vladimir Guerrero was solid at the plate in Tuesday's 4-3 win at Tampa Bay, as he went 2-for-4 with an RBI and two singles.
Guerrero has a hit in six of seven games in June, and ended a three-game skid without an RBI tonight.
Vladimir Guerrero was activated from the DL on Monday, according to the AP. He has not played since April 15 due to a torn pectoral muscle. Reggie Willits was optioned to Triple-A.
Vladdy has had an exceptional career, but his body has been slowing him down quite a bit over the past two seasons. He is still a valuable outfielder to have in your lineup and he will likely DH for a week or two.
Vladimir Guerrero will begin a minor league rehab assignment this weekend and could be activated as soon as Memorial Day, according to the AP. He has not appeared in a game since April 15 due to a torn right pectoral muscle. He will serve as a DH in his first couple of games, as he has still not been cleared to throw.
It seems a good bet that Guerrero will see plenty of days off in National League parks once interleague play starts up. He was not hitting well to start the season, but he was essentially dealing with this injury from opening day.
Vladimir Guerrero will take batting practice Friday for the first time since suffering a torn right pectoral muscle, according to MLB.com. Skipper Mike Sciosca said, "When you get on the field and start taking batting practice, that is a huge step. He is going to start on Friday taking batting practice."
He is expected to serve in the DH role upon his return, which could be in 10 days to two weeks. He is seven homers away from 400, and could become a free agent after the season.
Vladimir Guerrero continues to progress in his recovery from a torn right pectoral muscle, according to the Los Angeles Times. He has raised his intensity of hitting off a tee and soft toss.
Guerrero is expected to start taking batting practice with the Angels next week. Barring a setback, he could return to action in around two and a half weeks.
Vladimir Guerrero, who is recovering from a torn right pectoral muscle, aggressively ran the bases Tuesday and also did some agility drills, according to the Los Angeles Times.
He will be re-evaluated by team doctors today. He is feeling stronger, but the Angels are yet to set a timetable for his return to the club. He is eligible to come off the DL.
Early news on outfielder Vladimir Guerrero's recovery from a torn chest muscle are encouraging. "The reports on Vlad have been positive. He's gaining more strength and flexibility in the area," general manager Tony Reagins tells the Los Angeles Times. Guerrero ran the bases and participated in agility drills on Tuesday. He hopes to resume baseball activities on May 6.
It's still too soon to have a really good idea of when Vlad will return. We're assuming that it will be at least another couple weeks before he is cleared to truly test the injury by hitting and throwing.
Angels' manager Mike Scioscia did not speculate when Vladimir Guerrero may be able to to return to the diamond while recovering from a torn right pectoral muscle, according to the Los Angeles Times. Scioscia said, "Right now he is at risk even swinging the bat. This is a significant injury he has. It does not look like surgery was needed, but it should get to a point where the doctor is going to feel comfortable that he will swing the bat before he is able to throw."
Guerrero will likely be on the shelf until at least late-May, but we will keep you posted when an exact timetable is set.
Outfielder Vladimir Guerrero will go on the 15-day disabled list on Friday due to a torn right pectoral muscle. Dr. Lewis Yocum examined his MRI earlier in the day, and he will re-examine Guerrero in one month, the Los Angeles Daily News reports. The paper believes the All-Star has an optimistic timetable of six-to-eight weeks. It's not yet known who the Angels will call up to take Guerrero's roster spot.
This is obviously a huge blow to fantasy teams, and it won't be easy to replace the stud outfielder. The Angels will give Gary Matthews an every-day job in right or left field and let Bobby Abreu and Juan Rivera spent time at DH. We'll let you know when a clearer timetable is announced.
Vladimir Guerrero will miss the Angels' game against Seattle tonight and remain out indefinitely due to a strained pectoral muscle, according to the Orange County Register.
Guerrero's sore chest had limited him to DH and away from the outfield for the Angels' first eight games, but it apparently swelled up after Wednesday's game and will now keep Guerrero out entirely. Guerrero will fly back to Los Angeles tonight and meet with Dr. Lewis Yocum on Friday, after which it will be determined just how long he'll be sidelined. At this point, it doesn't seem like he'll miss more than a few games, although we won't know for sure until later on tomorrow.
Vladimir Guerrero is still unable to throw without pain in a chest muscle near his right arm, which is why he served in the DH role for the sixth straight game Sunday, according to the Orange County Register. Manager Mike Scioscia said, "He is making slow progress. It definitely does not look like anything that is long-range. But we are going to monitor it and make sure there is not a risk involved there."
His ailment is getting better, but it is going to take some time. He has one homer and seven hits over six games, and fantasy owners should not be concerned that he is not ready to roam the outfield.
Vladimir Guerrero went 2-for-4 with a solo home run in Sunday's 5-4 win over the Red Sox. The shot came in the bottom of the eighth and ended up as the game-winner. He served as the team's DH for the sixth straight game due to pain in his chest.
This was Guerrero's only extra base hit in seven hits. He looks awful while running the bases, and his days of collecting loads of steals and doubles are over. Guerrero will have to hit the ball over the fence for most of his extra base hits this season.
Vladimir Guerrero has been limited to DH duties this season due to tightness in his chest near his right arm, according to the Orange County Register. He should be able to return to the outfield within the week.
The injury may be affecting his power as well. He is 3-for-8 on the season with three singles. Hopefully he recovers from the injury soon, but watching him play makes one wonder how much longer his body will hold up.
Vladimir Guerrero was 2-for-4 with an RBI as the Angels beat the A's 3-0 on Monday.
Vlad was moved to DH just prior to the game but no reason has been given. He did not appear to be running well at all and his fantasy owners have to be concerned about how long his knees will hold up this season.
The Orange County Register reports that Vladimir Guerrero has moved from right field to DH just prior to Monday's opener.
The team has yet to provide an explanation for the move, but it could be related to his balky knees. He had knee surgery in the offseason, and the Angels may look to prevent further damage by having him spend more time as their DH.
Vladimir Guerrero was 1-for-2 with a home run and an RBI on Friday as the Angels topped the Padres 6-5.
It's worth noting that catcher Jeff Mathis has driven in two more runs this spring than Guerrero, who now has 11. But is it worth worrying over? No, not one bit. Guerrero will be his usual MVP-worthy self again this season.
An eye infection has kept Angels outfielder Vladimir Guerrero out of the team's lineup on Saturday, reports MLB.com.
There's nothing much to worry about for fantasy owners here. He's taking medication and should be good to go in short order.
Vladimir Guerrero hit his first home run of the spring on Thursday. It was a solo shot and his only hit on the day.
Vlad is struggling this spring, but may be slowly coming around. He's not the player he used to be, but if his knee heels completely he can still be a valuable fantasy outfielder as evidenced by his 11-year run of hitting at least .300 with 25 home runs.
Vladimir Guerrero was 0-for-3 on Saturday against the Brewers. He has yet to get a hit this spring.
Vlad is back from knee surgery and he isn't off to a good start. He needs more time obviously, but he looked ancient at the end of last year. His best days are obviously behind him and he's not much of a stolen base threat anymore, but he's still a solid fantasy contributor. If you draft him, pray he's healthy.
Yahoo! reports that Vladimir Guerrero is 34 years old, not the listed 33 years old.
Towards the end of last season Vlad looked like he was 44. He had knee surgery in October and he just recently began running in spikes. He joins several Domincans who have faked their ages.
Vladimir Guerrero ran in spikes Thursday for the first time since undergoing knee surgery last October, according to the LA Times.
He is running at a solid pace, but is not expected to see game action until mid-March. The club wants to insure that he does not stress his knee.
Vladimir Guerrero took batting practice on the field for the second straight day Thursday, according to the Orange County Register.
He did not appear to be holding anything back, but is still likely to be at least two weeks away from participating in a game. The club wants to insure that he does not stress his knee.
Vladimir Guerrero enjoyed a solid 2008 campaign, but was not as strong by his standards, and he is looking to bounce back in 2009, according to the Boston Globe.
He is leaner and looks to be fully recovered from knee surgery for opening day. Teammate Torii Hunter noted that Guerrero looks great and is looking forward to seeing what he does this season. Guerrero could return to the top-10 among fantasy outfielders, especially with the added motivation of playing for a new contract.
The L.A. Times reports that the Angels are not interested in having Vladimir Guerrero play for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic.
Guerrero is coming off of knee surgery, and the team has said they will enforce their right to keep players coming off of injury out of the WBC if necessary. Surely, fantasy owners wouldn't have a problem with Guerrero taking his time to fully recover and get completely healthy for the start of the regular season.
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