Sure, there are 150 or so games remaining in the regular season, but Sunday night’s news that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the ...

There were pregame cheers for Guerrero — who could become a free agent following this season. “It was interesting to see him get cheered here,” Toronto right-hander Chad Green said following ...

“With Guerrero Jr. there, it seems to me that they’ll have a better chance with free agents.” There's a clear plan to win now that the Blue Jays have Vladimir Guerrero Jr. under contract for ...

The Toronto Blue Jays took a major bite out of the 2026 MLB free agent class when they locked up perhaps the best player due to enter the market. Vladimir Guerrero ... old has become one of ...

It was Vladimir Guerrero Jr. He’s not a former Met ... and with the four-time All-Star technically scheduled to become a free agent after this season — he set an Opening Day deadline on ...

Guerrero was set to become a free agent after the season and had imposed a deadline in February for Toronto to sign him to an extension. He still did not close the door completely on negotiating ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s massive new deal doesn't just alter the Blue Jays' trajectory. It will have ripple effects throughout the sport.

All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension with the Toronto Blue Jays.

Guerrero was on track to become a free agent at season's end. He noted in February that he'd meet with all 30 teams if he hit the open market. His deal with the Blue Jays features no deferrals ...

There is no one quite on Guerrero Jr.'s level who will be a free agent in his stead — there's a reason he got a half-billion dollar deal and all — but there are still some intriguing names out ...

The Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. have agreed to a 14-year, $500 million contract extension, multiple media outlets reported Sunday. The deal reportedly includes no deferred money ...

Whether or not New York would have wooed Guerrero Jr. in free agency will never be known, though there's no question that he would have been a tremendous fit in the Bronx. The Yankees plugged ...