Guerrero went 1-for-4 with his seventh home run of the season and two RBI against the Padres on Sunday. After starting the season on fire, bashing five home runs in a ten-game stretch after being called up, Guerrero has cooled off in the power department and had gone 14 games without a homer prior to Sunday. He is seeing regular playing time at third base and in the outfield and should be a solid source of counting stats until that changes.

Guerrero is not in the lineup Saturday against the Padres. Guerrero will sit for a second straight day with Justin Turner starting at third base and Scott Van Slyke manning left against right-hander Ian Kennedy. While Guerrero is still batting .303/.333/.618 for the season, he's recorded a mere three hits in his last eight games (22 at-bats).

Guerrero is out of the lineup Friday against the Padres. Guerrero will ride the pine Friday after a stretch of five straight starts, during which he went just 3-for-19 without an extra-base hit or RBI. Scott Van Slyke will man left field with Justin Turner starting at third against right-hander Andrew Cashner. The Dodgers figure to keep Guerrero heavily involved, but they have plenty of alternatives if he continues to slump.

Guerrero is out of the lineup Friday. Scott Van Slyke will start in left field and Justin Turner will start at third base Friday, although it would not be surprising to see Guerrero make a pinch-hit appearance. His playing time is unpredictable, but he usually sees a handful of starts per week.

Guerrero is out of the lineup for Thursday's game against the Rockies. Scott Van Slyke is starting in left field, with Juan Uribe back at the hot corner. Guerrero started five of the previous six games, but even with Yasiel Puig (hamstring) and Carl Crawford (oblique) still sidelined, the Dodgers have a surplus of position players. Given that Puig and Crawford are both expected to miss at least the next few weeks, Guerrero should still find his name in the lineup more often than not.

Guerrero is not in the lineup for Monday's game against the Marlins. Guerrero started Sunday's game at third base and went 3-for-9 over his last three games, but he will not start Monday night. Guerrero has started games at third base and in left field this season, but Justin Turner and Scott Van Slyke, respectively, will man those positions for the Dodgers on Monday.

Guerrero broke out of his miniature slump Thursday, hitting a homer, drawing a walk and scoring two runs in a win over the Brewers. He'd been 1-for-14 over his last six games, but Guerrero celebrated his return to the lineup with another strong effort. With the Dodgers' regular outfielders so banged up, it's a wonder that Guerrero isn't getting more playing time, considering the spectacular .342/.395/.868 batting line he's posted so far this year.

Guerrero is back in left field and hitting fifth Thursday against the Brewers. He has sat in two of the Dodgers' last three games, but will get the nod in the series finale in Milwaukee. With Mike Fiers (4.74 ERA) on the mound Guerrero may look like a solid play in daily leagues, but it is worth noting that he has just one hit in his last 14 at-bats.

Guerrero is out of the lineup Wednesday. After taking the league by storm with a brief flash of greatness earlier this season, Guerrero has really cooled off, notching just one hit in his last 14 at-bats. Scott Van Slyke will get the start in left field and hit seventh.

Guerrero will start in left field and bat eighth Tuesday against the Brewers. Many thought Guerrero would be in line for regular playing time with both Yasiel Puig (hamstring) and Carl Crawford (oblique) landing on the DL, but Guerrero and Scott Van Slyke have split duties in left field against right-handers evenly to this point. Guererro is just 1-for-his-last-11, but he's still batting .364/.389/.879 for the season (36 PA).