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Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s uncertain future with the Toronto Blue Jays has sparked speculation about a possible $450 million contract. Rumors suggest the New York Mets could replace Pete Alonso with ...

Sportscaster Sal Licata reveals that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has set a contract extension deadline with the Toronto Blue Jays, stating he won't discuss an extension post the first day of team Spring ...

On the heels of signing outfielder Anthony Santander to a lucrative five-year deal, the Toronto Blue Jays are actively trying to sign first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a long-term extension.

The Toronto Blue Jays clearly don't want to trade first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr., but if they do, the New York Mets might be the most likely destination. Unless Pete Alonso and the Mets can ...

However, there could be light at the end of the tunnel, in the form of Toronto Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. More news: Padres $49 Million Free Agent Named 'Best Fit' for NL West Rival ...

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is waiting for a better contract, preferably with the Toronto Blue Jays. The All-Star slugger will become a free agent in the next 10 months, and teams have already been ...

"Guerrero said last month that he’d turned down a Blue Jays offer of around $340 million, and although that’s a big number, it’s not even close to what he’d get in free agency," wrote Bowden.

Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre applies to enter Quebec Liberal leadership race Former Montreal mayor Denis Coderre has officially applied to enter the race to lead the Quebec Liberal Party.

At the top of Atkins’ to-do list is extending his top star in Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Guerrero’s bat has been a pivotal part of the otherwise mediocre Blue Jays’ offense. Negotiating an ...

Witness testifies that Phillip Baugniet touched him multiple times: “I had no idea what was going on. I was 11.” ...

In the interview Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday also echoed U.S. President Donald Trump's claim the conflict in Ukraine could have been prevented had he been in the White House in 2022.