The Toronto Blue Jays need to pivot away from Pete Alonso and land a replacement if they want to keep Vladimir Guerrero Jr. around long term.

Pete Alonso has been one of baseball’s most prolific power hitters since his rookie season, but when compared to Juan Soto and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., his value falls short in ways that modern front offices can’t ignore.

As the Toronto Blue Jays have failed to extend Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in the offseason, there is increasing interest from other teams looking to add a powerful bat to their lineup.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. opened up about the real reason the Toronto Blue Jays switched his defensive position from third base to first base.

Despite some big misses, the Toronto Blue Jays have had a decent offseason and appear to be a better team than they were four months ago. Adding a power

The Toronto Blue Jays superstar won't "sign a piece of paper that does not start with the number four," according to a new prediction.

If the Toronto Blue Jays have any chance of keeping Vladimir Guerrero Jr. beyond 2025, it'll take adding as much talent as possible and a record contract offer — both of which would likely mean pushing into the highest luxury-tax threshold.