Luis Guillorme Stats

New York Mets second baseman Luis Guillorme could be back in the lineup Friday. Guillorme has been recovering from an oblique injury and he just completed a six-game rehab stint. The second baseman has been out with the right oblique strain since mid-April. He has just 18 at-bats in 2021, where he has recorded six hits. New York has caught the injury bug, so Guillorme should receive a lot of playing time once activated.

over 1 month ago

New York Mets infielder Luis Guillorme (oblique), who hasn't played since April 25 due to a strained oblique in his right side, could return to the Mets by next Friday if he has no setbacks according to manager Luis Rojas. Guillorme played three innings at third base in his first rehab game with the Mets Triple-A affiliate Syracuse on Friday. He reached base in both plate appearances with a walk and single. Assuming Guillorme suffers no setbacks during his rehab stint, his return will be a welcome sight to the Mets who are depleted as a result of injuries. His return could push infielder Jose Peraza back to Triple-A or impact Brandon Drury's playing time. Guillorme has posted a.333/.478/.333 slash line in 18 at-bats over 14 games on the season. With third baseman J.D. Davis (hand) being held back from a rehab assignment due to continuing issues with his hand, Guillorme could see an uptick in playing time when he eventually returns, given his defensive skill set.

over 1 month ago

New York Mets infielder Luis Guillorme (oblique), who hasn't played since April 25 due to a strained oblique in his right side, could start a rehab assignment in the minor leagues next week. It was initially believed that Guillorme would return from the 10-day injured list when he was eligible, but that turned out not to be the case. New York has a major league-high 16 players currently on the injured list, so getting Guillorme back will be a boost. His return could push infielder Jose Peraza back to Triple-A. The 26-year-old was hitting .333/.478/.333 but in just 18 at-bats over 14 games to begin the season, and he doesn't have a home run or RBI yet. Even with the Mets injury woes front and center, Guillorme will likely be more of a bench bat for the Mets when he's able to return.

over 2 months ago