GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Manager Ozzie Guillen spoke with Dayan Viciedo before and after general manager Ken Williams spoke with Guillen after yelling at his Cuban prospect for not hustling to first base in a B game Monday morning.
"I was more upset than Kenny was," Guillen said in a calm tone. "We don't put up with that stuff here. And we don't like players playing like that, especially like a kid who just played Double-A last year. Especially the way the minor-league kids are playing right now, the way they're playing well and hustling.
"I talked to him in the dugout before Kenny came down. I talked to him in the dugout after Kenny came down, and he promised me it won't happen again.
"It's something that I make very clear in spring training. I
don't
care if we play a D game or if we play against the coaches. We play for a
reason.
And the reason is to play good, no matter who you play. He made a
mistake. Hopefully,
he learns from that mistake and I don't expect that to happen again and
you
move on.
"He knows he did
a wrong thing. And it will be a better
thing for him next time."
In an unrelated matter, Viciedo switched agents 10 days ago and is now represented by Scott Boras. Viciedo is signed through 2012.
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I bet Boras signed this guy just to piss off Kenny, it sure can't be for his baseball abilities.
Good for Ozzie and KW this kid received a ton of money and will turn into Tyrus Thomas if not made to understand how fortunate he is to be in america and majot league baseball.