The Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. are reportedly close to finalizing a significant extension worth over $500 million, potentially lasting 14 years. Sources indicate that optimism is high for an imminent agreement, despite both Guerrero and GM Ross Atkins refraining from comments. Guerrero has previously expressed that he is not directly involved in negotiations, leaving them to his agent. Although a self-imposed deadline for discussions has passed, teams often continue talks beyond those deadlines if progress seems achievable.
Reports indicate that the Blue Jays and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. are close to a landmark $500 million extension, potentially lasting 14 years, with optimism rising.
Sources suggest that the Blue Jays are nearing a deal with Guerrero Jr., viewed as 'seemingly all-but-done,' despite the official silence from both parties.
Guerrero Jr. expressed limited knowledge on contract discussions, maintaining focus on the negotiation process that he has entrusted to his agent amid ongoing talks.
Historically, contract discussions can extend beyond their self-imposed deadlines, exemplified by Guerrero Jr.'s case and Garrett Crochet, who similarly delayed before signing.
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