Finishing sixth in American League MVP voting, Guerrero drove in 103 runs while posting a 166 OPS+ that ranked fifth in baseball. Still just 25 years old, Guerrero will enter free agency at the same age Juan Soto did this offseason before signing a 15-year, $765 million contract with the New York Mets.

With the dust settling and the new season up on the Toronto Blue Jays in the coming weeks, there have been whispers that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is linked and interested with American League East arch-rival Boston Red Sox.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sure looks to be leaving the Toronto Blue Jays in free agency next winter, but even if he does, Orelvis Martinez might be ready to replace him at first base if his hot start to spring training is real.

Toronto Blue Jays infielder Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is prepared to enter MLB free agency after the 2025 World Series. With Toronto not coming close to offering to his desired contract extension ( via ESPN's Jeff Passan ), Guerrero has chosen to table negotiations and give all 30 teams the chance to pursue him as a free agent.

The team had plenty of chances to reach a contract extension with their homegrown star long before Tuesday's self-imposed deadline.

After not reaching an agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. enters 2025 as the most talked about future free agent in baseball.

All teams in the big leagues will have a chance to discuss a contract with Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero in the next free agency.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently mentioned that he's ready to play for all 30 teams, including the Yankees, if given the right opportunity.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was ranked as the No. 52 player in MLB heading into 2024, but the Blue Jays superstar opens the 2025 rankings all the way up at No. 13.

Last week, the deadline Guerrero set for a contract extension came and went without a deal in place. Assuming Guerrero isn't asking the Blue Jays to match Juan Soto's $765 million