Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is headed for free agency in 2026, and the New York Yankees could emerge as a potential suitor in the sweepstakes.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is going to be the biggest free agent afer this season and an AL East is predicted to be his top landing spot.

Last Monday at 9 p.m., the deadline for the Toronto Blue Jays to extend Vladimir Guerrero Jr. came and went with no deal being reached. Guerrero told reporters that the Jays would have to compete

The Toronto Blue Jays could explore the idea of trading Vladimir Guerrero Jr. this season, but it would be shocking to see him dealt to a division rival.

The Toronto Blue Jays have a tough decision to make with Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and some of the signs indicate they may trade him.

With Toronto Blue Jays superstar Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hitting the open market after the 2025 season, we may see another half-billion-dollar contract.

Toronto Blue Jays superstar infielder Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is set to hit free agency at the end of the 2025 season and he may be worth over $600 million.

The Toronto Blue Jays ' handling of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. might best be summarized by Roman philosopher Cicero's mantra: More is lost by indecision than wrong decision. Step by step, the Jays have put themselves in a terrible position,

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been vocal about his hate of the New York Yankees in the past. However, his sentiments have seemed to change.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has one more season remaining on his contract and isn't closing the door on joining any of Major League Baseball's 30 teams next offseason. Including the New York Yankees. "If I go to free agency,

Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reaffirmed on Saturday that he will consider every team when he reaches free agency this winter. While that may not sound like a revelation, it's further evidence that Guerrero has moved off comments he made years ago indicating he would never play for the New York Yankees based on an experience he had with his father.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. crushes a solo home run to center field, his first of Spring Training to extend the Blue Jays lead to 2-0