LOS ANGELES -- The inevitable end became reality on Wednesday, with Alex Guerrero released by the Dodgers, officially ending his tenure with the club.
Guerrero was designated for assignment on May 31 after completing all 20 days of a minor league rehabilitation assignment, removing him from the 40-man roster.
A shortstop in Cuba, Guerrero signed as a second baseman but hasn't yet played either position in the majors. He played third base and left field for the Dodgers and hit .224/.251/.414 in 117 games between 2014-2015 with the Dodgers. He hasn't played in the majors this season.