As expected, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reported to Blue Jays camp earlier this week without agreeing to a long-term contract extension. Guerrero has said he does not want to negotiate beyond this ...

The Vladimir Guerrero Jr. number you’ve been hearing all week is 500 million — which is how many dollars the Toronto Blue Jays are going to be depositing in his money market fund over the next ...

Late last night news broke that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. signed a massive 14-year extension for a whooping $500 million, with no deferred money. Vlad Jr. burst on to the scene from the moment he was ...

Guerrero casually snapped his bat over his leg and deposited the splintered pieces into a trash can in the dugout.

The son of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero, the younger Guerrero has made four All-Star teams, hit 160 home runs, driven in 507 runs, and batted .288 since his 2019 debut.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. loves Canada and especially the Jays, but for his upcoming free agency — he is next winter’s clear No. 1 guy — he suggests he will consider any of the 30 teams.

Guerrero Jr. gets $500 million for his role in all of this as one of the best hitters on the planet, not a bad outcome at all. But more remarkable than that nine-figure salary is how Guerrero Jr ...

MLB star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays fail to reach a long-term contract extension before spring training, setting Guerrero to hit free agency at season's end.

A four-time All-Star at 25, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said during the offseason he would cut off negotiations with the Toronto Blue Jays when he reported for spring training.

The fans love Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and this is the perfect opportunity for Ross Atkins to please his fan base. Extending Guerrero’s contract to $450 million or matching his terms will make sense.

TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 29: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. #27 of Toronto Blue Jays looks on ahead of playing the Miami Marlins in their MLB game at the Rogers Centre on September 29, 2024 in Toronto, ...