Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The Blue Jays still haven't indicated whether they will be sellers. If they are, Guerrero could be the market's top available bat.

The state of the Jays' farm system and their major-league struggles are compelling reasons for the Jays to retool, if not outright rebuild.

If they want to avoid a deadline sale, they need to show they’re a team worth investing in.

Guerrero Jr. held down third base in his return to the position and Daniel Vogelbach continued a recent hot streak in the Jays' win.

"We believe in that there is time left, but there is a massive sense of urgency and we need to get it turned around soon," Atkins said.

The Blue Jays moved to 10-8 on the season and welcomed back two key members of their bullpen.

The offensive performance stood out, but the opening win also exemplified the well-rounded identity the Blue Jays are hoping to embody

Guerrero said he wants to approach the season much like he did in 2021. “Maybe (I’ll have) the same numbers,” he said. “Maybe better.”

Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer and Nate Pearson are among those Blue Jays with something to prove in 2024.

Anything can happen at this time of year and teams are asking, but which conversations are actually progressing.

Will the Blue Jays prioritize acquisitions at third base or the outfield if all their free agents leave? Will Alek Manoah return?

It was an up-and-down season but the Blue Jays persevered. "But now playoffs start, it's a clean slate. We control our own destiny."

Guerrero was considered day-to-day with knee inflammation but he felt good enough to pinch-hit on Thursday.

The Blue Jays have finished strong in each of the past two seasons. A healthy Bichette could help them do that again.

The Blue Jays beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-2 on Friday.

“Vlad, if you competed with your dad in his prime in a Derby, who would win?” We asked, he answered. Plus, Useless Derby Info galore.

Guerrero Jr. and his father become the only father-son duo to be crowned Home Run Derby champions.

As Toronto's bench coach in 2019, Schneider threw to Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in his first Derby. They decided to run it back this year.