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Los Angeles added Pedro Guerrero to its Major League staff, bringing over a two-season stint as Miami’s hitting coach after prior roles with the Giants and Phillies organizations.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have hired Pedro Guerrero as their Major League Hitting Coach, according to an MLB announcement published Nov. 10, 2026.
Guerrero, 37, joins the Dodgers after spending the previous two seasons with the Miami Marlins in the same hitting-coach role, the league said. His prior coaching background includes work with the San Francisco Giants (assistant hitting coach from 2022-24) and the Philadelphia Phillies (assistant hitting coach from 2018-21).
Before moving to Miami, Guerrero also served as a bench coach for the Rookie-Advanced level Ogden squad (2016-17), as MLB described in its staff background. His coaching stops connect back to the Dodgers organization, where he played professionally for much of his career.
As a player, Guerrero appeared in 411 games in the Dodgers organization from 2006-13, MLB reported. The infielder hit.236 with 23 home runs and 163 RBI, reaching Triple-A Albuquerque in 2010.
MLB also noted that during Guerrero’s time in Miami, the Marlins’ offense produced top-10 results across multiple statistical categories in 2026, including on-base percentage (.320, 6th), batting average (.249, 7th), hits (1,347, 9th), and OPS (.727, 9th).
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