The Toronto Blue Jays have officially signed superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a massive long-term contract extension, securing his future with the franchise for the next 14 to 15 years.
After months of negotiations, the two sides reached an agreement on a deal worth approximately $500 million, solidifying Guerrero’s place as the face of the Blue Jays. While he never sought the record-setting $765 million contract Juan Soto received from the New York Mets, Guerrero prioritized long-term security, and Toronto delivered with one of the largest contracts in MLB history.
This extension is a major win for Blue Jays CEO Mark Shapiro, whose contract with the organization is set to expire at the end of the season. With Toronto’s last postseason series win dating back to 2016, locking up Guerrero signals the team’s commitment to building a championship-contending roster for years to come.
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