Last week, the deadline Guerrero set for a contract extension came and went without a deal in place. Assuming Guerrero isn't asking the Blue Jays to match Juan Soto's $765 million

This could be a frustrating season for Toronto Blue Jays fans. Not necessarily in terms of wins and losses, but in terms of the sideshow the Vladimir Guerrero Jr. situation is about to become.

After not reaching an agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. enters 2025 as the most talked about future free agent in baseball.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sure looks to be leaving the Toronto Blue Jays in free agency next winter, but even if he does, Orelvis Martinez might be ready to replace him at first base if his hot start to spring training is real.

It looks as though Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will be getting away from the Blue Jays after the two sides failed to agree on a contract extension.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently mentioned that he's ready to play for all 30 teams, including the Yankees, if given the right opportunity.

The Toronto Blue Jays would benefit from trading Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for one of the Seattle Mariners' young aces, should the M's reciprocate interest?

The Blue Jays, who have missed the postseason in three of the six seasons Guerrero has spent in Toronto and have failed to advance past the AL wild-card round in the other three campaigns, have work to do in that department if they want to impress their star slugger.