Francisco J Guillen

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According to Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News, the San Francisco Giants are discussing outfielder Jose Guillen of the Kansas City Royals. The Royals designated Guillen for assignment yesterday, so the team has 10 days to place Guillen on waivers, trade him or release him. Baggarly speculates that Guillen could platoon with Pat Burrell in the outfield. Which may not necessarily make since since both players are right-handed batters. If Guillen could be acquired for a pittance with the Royals picking up most of the money, Baggarly says, then theres a good chance the Giants will acquire him. The Giants wont be alone in the hunt for Guillen. Earlier today, we heard the New York Yankees have interest in acquiring the DH/OF. Guillen, 34, is in the final season of a three-year, $36 million deal. He has 16 home runs, 62 RBIs and batting .255.

Chris Haft of MLB.com says the San Francisco Giants may have a better chance at acquiring outfielder/designated hitter Jose Guillen than his teammate right fielder David DeJesus. The Giants have long been linked to DeJesus with many Giants officials intrigued about his offensive and defensive skills, but his affordable contract through 2011 will likely cost the Giants a prospect or two. At the end of June, the Jim Bowden of FOXSports first brought up the rumor that the Giants were interested in Guillen, but only if the Royals were to pay for most of his salary. At the time, this is what a scout said regarding Guillen: Guillen has shown sufficient bounce-back punch after an injury-filled 2009 to generate interest if a contender finds itself with a hole to fill. That might not happen until August, but he is likely to clear waivers (which allows him to be traded after the July 31 deadline). He is in the final season of a three-year, $36 million contract, which means a two-month rental would cost about $4 million. After that, even less. The Giants have previously said they wont rent players, and since Guillen is a free-agent after the season, he would fall into that category. But being a free-agent may work in the Giants favor since his price would be less than that of a Corey Hart from the Milwaukee Brewers. The word last week was that a deal involving Hart for left-handed pitcher Jonathan Sanchez was in the works, but Giants GM Brian Sabean didnt pull the trigger. Guillen, 34, is hitting .279/.340/.467 with 15 home runs and 54 RBIs with the Royals this season. Despite playing most of the season as the Royals DH, hes been well accustomed to playing the outfield and at one time his throwing arm was considered one of the strongest in the National League.

New York Guillens Drug Allegations Feds link Jose Guillen to drug shipments San Francisco New York outfielder Jose Guillen, left away from the teams postseason roster, is linked to a federal investigation into shipments of performance-enhancing drug treatments, The The big apple Periods reported on its site Thursday evening. The story, citing many unidentified lawyers, [...]

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