Getty Blue Jays will be without Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in series opener.
When the Toronto Blue Jays inked their franchise cornerstone, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., to a massive 14-year, $500 million deal, the expectation was that the deal would mark the beginning of a new era.
Instead of building on the 2025 World Series appearance, the Jays sank back into reality.
And Guerrero’s comments summed up why the Blue Jays’ season fell apart.
In a Spanish-language interview, the Blue Jays slugger made it clear that he got paid for his past performance, not future numbers.
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