San Francisco Giants
On August 13, 2010, Guillén was traded to the San Francisco Giants for cash and a player to be named later, later chosen to be Kevin Pucetas. Guillén was placed on the restricted list of the Giants' postseason roster due to an ongoing investigation regarding the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Despite serving the postseason on the restricted list, the Giants eventually won the 2010 World Series.
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