Guerrero Jr. signs record $500M, 14-year deal with Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays officially unveiled a historic 14-year, $500 million contract extension for star player Vladimir Guerrero Jr. during a press conference at Rogers Centre, marking the largest deal in the franchise's history. Guerrero, who referred to Canada as his 'second house,' emphasized his commitment to bringing a World Series championship to Toronto, stating the importance of striving for a competitive team. Blue Jays executives, including Edward Rogers and GM Ross Atkins, praised Guerrero as a franchise player whose talent and personality contribute significantly to the team's success. The contract not only secures Guerrero's future with the team but also aims to enhance the Blue Jays' competitiveness in Major League Baseball. As a four-time All-Star and the son of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero Sr., his presence on the team is seen as pivotal for both performance and fan engagement. This deal is expected to shape the team's trajectory until 2040, showcasing the organization's long-term commitment to success.