Dodgers
Seems there can only be so much to investigate when one player takes a bite out of another.
May 22, 2014
The Dodgers admitted the obvious Wednesday -- mainly that their catchers aren’t hitting -- by selecting the contract of Miguel Olivo from Triple-A Albuquerque and sending struggling Tim Federowicz back to the minors.
April 30, 2014
NEW YORK -- In the wake of Miguel Olivo’s release Thursday, Dodgers President Stan Kasten said the triple-A catcher’s alleged attack on Alex Guerrero was “unimaginable, inconceivable and, frankly, unforgivable.”
The day after, the Dodgers were remaining mum while conducting an investigation into the Tuesday dugout fight in Salt Lake City where prized prospect Alex Guerrero reportedly had a piece of his ear bitten off by catcher Miguel Olivo.
May 21, 2014
Doctors have detected circulation and growth in the surgically reattached portion of Alex Guerrero’s left ear, increasing the chances that the ear can be saved, according to his agent, Scott Boras.
June 6, 2014
Sports
Mariners sign catcher Miguel Olivo
Dec. 9, 2010
Catcher Miguel Olivo was released by the Dodgers on Thursday, two days after allegedly biting off a significant piece of teammate Alex Guerrero’s ear during an altercation inside the Albuquerque dugout during a triple-A game.
Top prospects Joc Pederson and Zach Lee will be in the Dodgers’ major league spring training camp for the first time, the team announced Tuesday.
Jan. 21, 2014
Joc Pederson, Zach Lee among non-roster invites to Dodgers camp
Alex Guerrero is back to being a baseball player.
June 25, 2014