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Five Teams Considering Carlos Guillen

By Tim Dierkes | December 5, 2011 at 3:15pm CDT

The Royals, Marlins, Twins, Athletics, and Mariners are interested in Carlos Guillen, agent Wilfredo Polidor told Enrique Rojas of ESPNDeportesLosAngeles (link in Spanish).  Guillen, 36, has missed increasing amounts in each of the last three seasons due to injuries.  However, Polidor says his client is working like an animal in Miami and can help at almost any position.

Guillen began his big league career with the Mariners and was traded to the Tigers in January of '04. The M's will meet with Polidor at the Winter Meetings to discuss the possiblity of bringing his client back to Seattle, according to Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times (on Twitter).

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  1. Magorphenger

    14 years ago

    The Mariners – Just in time to miss Carlos Guillen’s career

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    • $3513744

      14 years ago

      Since they’re also looking to bring back Moyer, they might as well sign Mike Cameron, Raul Ibanez, George Sherill, Jack Wilson, Erik Bedard, Jason Veritek, Omar Vizquel, Jose Lopez, Yuniesky Betancourt, Russell Branyan, Joel Pineiro, Miguel Batista,  Ronny Cedeno, and Arthur Rhodes.  Then they can have a whole big aging and/or uselss ex-Mariner reunion!

      Reply
  2. kcgregory

    14 years ago

    how much?

    Reply
  3. FamousGrouse

    14 years ago

    “Polidor says his client is working like an animal in Miami ”

    Wouldn’t it have been better to work like an animal last year?I think the saying is “Dig your well before you are thirsty.”

    Reply
  4. Garrett Gottschalk

    14 years ago

    solid player when healthy…A team player too

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    • Eric 32

      14 years ago

      “when healthy” is the key to that statement.  Remember, Guillen suffered a season ending injury last year on a play he wasn’t even involved in.  

      Reply
  5. Patrick the Pragmatist

    14 years ago

    If he could avoid injury he would still be a good player to have around on any team.

    He plays all over the field when healthy and is a switch-hitter.

    Reply
  6. Patrick the Pragmatist

    14 years ago

    Guillen did not hit much in Seattle when he was here,  but he was underrated for what he did do.  He was very valuable batting ninth or second in ways the some stats don’t show.

    Then he became a across the board contributer in Detroit.  Funny Mariner fans never learn.   They want more offense,  they complain about the guys they got, and when the organization listens and trades those guys and they pan out elsewhere they complain about that.

    Reply
    • Thomas

      14 years ago

      What are you talking about?  Example please…

      Reply
  7. firealyellon

    14 years ago

    Five Teams Don’t Think Caros Guillen is Retirered

    fixed.
     

    Reply
  8. rsanchez1

    14 years ago

    There go those Marlins again.

    Reply

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