Guerrero will make his first career start Sunday against the Diamonbacks. Guerrero made two plate appearances Saturday without recording a hit. Juan Uribe left Saturday's game with hamstring tightness and is listed as day-to-day. Justin Turner was diagnosed with left index finger stiffness after getting spiked in his hand and is also listed as day-to-day. Guerrero will likely not remain in the lineup once either Uribe or Turner return from their injuries.

Guerrero has made the club's 25-man roster, though his role remains unclear. The Dodgers used three pinch-hitters in Monday's opener, but none were named Guerrero. He could see time at second, third, and the outfield, but it will take an injury for him to have much in the way of fantasy value.

Guerrero's path to regular at-bats became even more unclear with Tuesday's signing of Hector Olivera to a $62.5 million contract. Guerrero is hitting .344 this spring with the Dodgers giving him time at 2B, 3B, SS, and the outfield this spring. Perhaps the organization will clarify Olivera's role in the coming days, but at this point, Guerrero's 2015 value just took a hit.

Guerrero got his first spring start at shortstop on Thursday and his bat stayed hot, as he belted his second spring homer and is now 10-for-25 (.400). Guerrero has now seen time at 2B, SS, 3B, and LF this spring as the team prepares him for what would appear to be a super-utility role. It's worth noting that most of Guerrero's time has been at the hot corner where presumed starter Juan Uribe is just 3-for-23 this spring.

Guerrero singled in his only at-bat on Monday and is now 8-for-17 with a home run this spring. Intriguing. Meanwhile, Juan Uribe is 2-for-21 and Guerrero has been seeing time at third base. Something to continue to watch.

Guerrero felt some pain in his left hand while swinging Sunday, but is expected to play in Tuesday's game, Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times reports. He will be limited to hitting off a tee Monday, but it will not keep him out for more than a day. Guerrero is a tough player to value in fantasy because he does not appear to have a place to play, although it seems he is being given a chance to compete for the third base job. Juan Uribe figures to be the starter based on his tenure with the team and his status in the clubhouse, but Guerrero is probably the better offensive player at this point, and would certainly be more intriguing as a starter in fantasy than Uribe.

Guerrero singled and homered in three at-bats Friday and is now 5-for-7 this spring. Guerrero has started at third base both times. Juan Uribe is the presumed starter there, but if Guerrero keeps hitting, things could get interesting quickly.

Guerrero had a pair of singles in his only two at-bats in Wednesday's Cactus League opener against the White Sox. Interestingly, Guerrero replaced Juan Uribe at third base in the sixth inning after Uribe had gone 0-for-2. It's far too early to say that Guerrero could steal third base from Uribe with a great spring, but perhaps this is worth watching.

Guerrero has indicated that he does not plan on accepting a minor league assignment and will see time at second base, third base, and the outfield this spring, the Dodgers' official site reports. Third base might be his quickest path to at-bats given Juan Uribe's fragile hamstrings. That said, the Dodgers also have Justin Turner who can play any position and who hit .340 last year. Either way, it would seem Guerrero will need a trade or injury to have any fantasy relevance in 2015.

Guerrero has a clause in his contract that prevents him from being sent to the minors without his consent, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports.Guerrero also has no clear path to playing time and no real position. He's probably looking at a utility job. Complicating matters is that if traded, Guerrero can elect free agency after 2015, thus limiting his potential value on the trade front.