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Rafael Rofes Perez writes on his blog, Pasaje Deportivo, that
rumors in Cuba have placed former Las Tunas shortstop Alexander Guerrero
in the Dominican Republic.
LaOpinionDeportiva.com makes the same claim.
Guerrero, 26, was sitting out the Cuban baseball season, saying he lacked the motivation to play. He expressed disappointment over not being selected for a spot on Cuba’s World Baseball Classic roster.
Guerrero has been one of Cuba’s best players the last few years,
hitting .338/.408/.641 in 2009, .343/.414/.583 in 2010 and
.310/.400/.599 in 2011. Between the three seasons, he delivered 60
homers in 886 at-bats. One imagines that if the reports are true and he
eventually becomes a free agent, he could take over as a starting
shortstop or second baseman for an MLB team in short order.
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