Vladimir Guerrero Jr. signing a massive extension with the Toronto Blue Jays has Pete Alonso licking his chops ahead of free agency.

Outsiders will never know how seriously the Mets would've pursued Guerrero this fall now that he has agreed to a 14-year contract extension reportedly worth $500M to stay with Toronto.

Alonso has a $24 million player option for 2026, but Guerrero’s contract could reset the first-base market, making Alonso’s services worth more than $24 million.

The deal is the third largest in MLB history and the second richest in present-day value behind only Juan Soto's contract.

The Blue Jays on Wednesday announced they've signed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a 14-year, $500 million extension, immediately marking one of the biggest moments in franchise history. “This is a monumental moment in franchise history.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is the face of the Blue Jays. After agreeing to terms on a 14-year, $500 million extension, according to a source, it might be that way forever. Soon, we’ll hear from Guerrero about what this moment means to him,

Rosenthal added that Guerrero will receive an initial signing bonus payment of $20 million within 30 days. However, that money will not count against Toronto's luxury-tax payroll

All-Star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays have agreed to a long-term contract extension worth $500 million over 14 seasons, the team announced Wednesday. The current 2025 season had been Guerrero's walk year,

There are silver linings to be had everywhere, you just have to look for them. For as rough of a start to the 2025 MLB season as it has been for Boston Red Sox