Mets Cut Ties With Hall of Famer’s Lefty-Swinging Son
Summary
The New York Mets released Vladi Miguel Guerrero, the 18-year-old son of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero, less than two years after signing him. Despite his famous family ties, Guerrero struggled with performance in the Dominican Summer League.Key Facts
- The Mets signed Vladi Miguel Guerrero, a left-handed first baseman and outfielder, from the Dominican Republic.
- Guerrero received a $117,000 signing bonus and $60,000 in scholarship money.
- Guerrero is the half-brother of Toronto Blue Jays player Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
- Their father, Vladimir Guerrero, is a Baseball Hall of Famer.
- The Mets released Guerrero after he posted a .614 OPS and one home run in 252 plate appearances over 72 games.
- The Mets have not publicly disclosed the reason for releasing Guerrero.
- At 18, Guerrero may have opportunities to join another team, potentially the Toronto Blue Jays.
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