"The number Vladimir Guerrero Jr. wants is $500 million," Rosenthal reported. "Not $500 million before deferrals, but $500 million in present value, according to sources briefed on the first baseman ’s contract negotiations with the Toronto Blue Jays."

According to Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman of the New York Post, the Blue Jays' last offer to Guerrero before his deadline was around $500 million, but with deferred money included. That lowered the present-day value of the deal to between $400-$450 million.

All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. requested less than $600 million during extension talks this off-season with the Toronto Blue Jays, he revealed during a recent interview.

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If you haven’t heard the news lately (or live under a rock), the Toronto Blue Jays and star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. couldn’t find common ground on an extension this past offseason.

There is plenty of uncertainty hanging over the Toronto Blue Jays’ head with regards to the future of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Guerrero, who is in the final year of his contract, has not yet signed an extension with the Blue Jays,

The Toronto Blue Jays have one of the premier stars in baseball, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., yet seem reluctant to pay him like one of the best. The Blue Jays had a chance to extend Guerrero before Spring Training,

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. turned down a massive contract extension offer from the Toronto Blue Jays and will become a free agent at the end of the 2025 MLB season.