The Mets may have a deal in place to sign Vladimir Guerrero’s nephew, Gregory Guerrero, for $1.8 million, reports to FanGraphs’ Kiley McDaniel.
According to McDaniel, Guerrero is a shortstop who profiles as a power bat with speed. Eventually, McDaniel says he could end up at third base.
The Mets had about $2.7 million to spend in the international free agent pool during the 2014-15 season. Should the Mets agree with Guerrero at the aforementioned terms, they would have about $730,000 left to spend in this year’s signing period, and the $1.8 million would exceed the amount they paid to sign Amed Rosario in 2012 ($1.75 million).
Due to his age, the Mets can’t officially sign Guerrero until he is eligible to sign in July.
To see a video of Guerrero, watch this:
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2 responses to “Mets, Gregory Guerrero may have an agreement in place”
rumored to and have a deal in place are a long ways away, nevermind the month and a half these kids have to change their minds
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In for the usual Wilpon/ Self-Thoathing hate Mets fans usually inflict upon themselves whenever a solid move is announced
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