Could president of baseball operations David Stearns make a bold move for Toronto Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr.? While Guerrero's name has been churning through the trade rumor mill this ...

The rumors building around Vladimir Guerrero Jr. have been quite exhausting, but there is finally some good momentum around Toronto possibly retaining him. While the Blue Jays have reportedly not ...

A new report reveals what it will cost teams like the New York Mets or Boston Red Sox to land Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in a trade, and it is even bigger than some might expect. It has been an ...

After agreeing to a $28.5MM salary to avoid arbitration last week, the Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. can turn their focus to a long-term deal. The four-time All-Star said last month that ...

This is likely a correct supposition, but at least one team has called about Guerrero this winter. That is the New York Mets, according to SNY's Andy Martino, though he clarified that it was ...

If the Toronto Blue Jays cannot keep Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in the long run, they might have a backup plan, but they'll need to enact it now. Guerrero Jr. is only under team control through 2025 ...

The vultures appear to be circling the Toronto Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Conversations have taken place between the Blue Jays and New York Mets about a trade for the All-Star first ...

With his free agency looming in less than nine months, Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero is generating discussion on a number of fronts: • The Blue Jays have not spoken to ...

He added in the article, "Mets/Guerrero fit remains in the realm of fantasy baseball... It is far from certain that Guerrero will even be available in a trade, or that the Mets will have room left ...

The Toronto Blue Jays could be working on making sure Vladimir Guerrero Jr. never hits free agency. The two sides are working on an extension as Guerrero's self-imposed deadline nears. According ...

So how are those talks to extend Vlad Guerrero Jr. going now that the Blue Jays all star first baseman’s self-imposed deadline is a little more than a month away? Not so well, apparently ...