The morning of the Blue Jays’ first Spring Training game, back on Feb. 22 in Dunedin, Fla., Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was the opening act for batting practice. While Bo Bichette, Alejandro Kirk and some other Blue Jays hitters strolled onto the field at TD Ballpark early that morning,

The Blue Jays hold the advantage and must strike a deal with Guerrero before it’s too late. Meanwhile, early rumors of Vladdy linked to an AL East team are already brewing. Also Read ...

Toronto Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro spoke about the ongoing contract negotiations with Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Shapiro believes a deal will be reached.

One lazy morning in February, the Blue Jays, still bundled in hoodies, were running through an infield drill. It was the type of drill that belonged in February, with packs of players standing at every position,

Guerrero Jr.'s final asking price was apparently close to $600 million, per the Blue Jays infielder himself. Vladdy is a tremendous player, but Toronto front office executive Ross Atkins is ...

Kind of like that old saying about real estate, the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays season will be all about three things: Vladdy ... franchise cornerstone Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a big new contract ...

The Toronto Blue Jays made Vladimir Guerrero Jr. a massive contract offer before the star first baseman ended negotiations because of a self-imposed deadline when he arrived in camp in mid-February.

I think Vladdy is a Yankee moving forward ... I sat down and spoke with my dad [Vladimir Guerrero Sr.] and my family, and this is a business. And I said I would never again talk about this ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had a good reason to walk back his Yankees hate... that doesn't mean it was from the heart. Jon Heyman of the New York Post ($), most notably, included the Yankees alongside ...