The Toronto Blue Jays have one player leading their respective position in votes for the upcoming MLB All-Star Game in ...

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The Jays scored three runs in each of the sixth and seventh to put the game away, the big blows being back-to-back RBI ...

With bat and glove, it's another big day for Vladdy Jr. in Blue Jays' win. ... Guerrero went 3 for 4 and cracked a two-run homer to left in the fifth, but his game is much more than power.

Simply put, Vladdy is hitting the ball hard and often, meaning he'll be a difficult out for a guy like Vasquez, who pitches to a lot of contact. Guerrero Jr.'s total bases prop is sitting at 1.5.

Vladdy is 6-for-11 with two doubles in his career vs. the Angels’ southpaw, good for a .352 xBA and a .436 xSLG. Vladdy also comes looking like he’s ready to bust out.

One of these days, manager John Schneider needs to remove the kid gloves and challenge his marquee player, which might be a delicate act seeing that Vladdy’s 14-year, $500-million US deal doesn ...

It was never going to be easy, but Vladdy did it. Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. lived up to the hype of his name and has the $500 million contract to prove it | Sporting News Skip to main content ...

From the moment Guerrero Jr. picked up a bat and a glove with his name, the pressure was going to be there. This wasn't just any baseball player. This was Vladito, literally "little Vlad." ...

Orelvis and Vladdy were signed as 16-year-olds who were highly touted but raw prospects with international signing bonuses exceeding $3M. Perhaps only due to respect for the Guerrero name and history ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has parted ways with the Toronto Blue Jays after failing to agree on an extension. MLB insider Steve Phillips suggests that Guerrero Jr. may join the New York Yankees ...

Guerrero has a $28.5 million, one-year contract and will be perhaps the top free agent on the market one year after Juan Soto signed a record $765 million, 15-year contract with the Mets.