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Vladimir Guerrero is running out of places to ply his trade in 2011. Teams in need of a full-time designated hitter (and Vlad's one trip to the outfield in the World Series proved he is nothing more than that) are few and far between, which could mean that the first team to make an offer will win his services. If that's the case, the Baltimore Orioles have to be considered the front-runner.
According to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com, the Orioles have made an offer to Guerrero. He doesn't have any specific financial terms, but does say that it reflects the current market for designated hitters. That means it is almost certainly a one-year deal, as opposed to the two years Guerrero was seeking earlier this offseason, and that it is for relatively little guaranteed money.
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