Toronto Blue Jays infielder Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is now just days away from his self-imposed Feb. 18 deadline to reach a contract extension with the team he made his MLB debut with in 2019. Avoiding arbitration with a $28.

After striking out again in their seemingly never-ending quest to land a big-time free agent, the Toronto Blue Jays added another ignominious setback to their ledger, failing to sign a long-term contract extension with Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Outlook: After struggling through his worst full season as a pro in 2023, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. rebounded with authority in 2024. He adopted a more patient approach, cutting his overall swing rate and chasing less outside of the zone,

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

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

Their reputation for pursuing the biggest names each winter has a major gambling site already eyeing the San Francisco Giants for next year’s projected top free agent. Should the Blue Jays fail to re-sign first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The Toronto Blue Jays have mastered the art of hesitation, turning indecision into a high-stakes sport. The post Blue Jays Need to Budge After Making the Same Blunder With Vladimir Guerrero Jr That the Angels Did With Shohei Ohtani appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The Boston Red Sox already have been tied to the biggest free agent in next year's class. The Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. were discussing a possible contract extension but set a deadline for the start of Spring Training.