Blue Jays Honor Expos Legacy with Guerrero Bobblehead

0:00On March 24, the Toronto Blue Jays are paying tribute to the old Montreal Expo's next season with a special Bobblehead giveaway. On May 25, fans at Roger Center will get a figurine of star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. dressed in an expo's uniform, recreating a childhood. Photo he took alongside his dad. Earlier this week, the team shared the first look at the Bobblehead on social media. It nods to the Expo's legacy since Guerrero's senior starred for Montreal in the 1990s before the franchise relocated to Washington, D.C., became the nationals in 2004. Blue Jays fans have mixed feelings about the nod to a rival Canadian team from the past, but it highlights the shared baseball history of North. The promotion comes as Toronto builds excitement after reaching the World Series in 2025, where they fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers Inn, seven games. Meanwhile, the team added firepower this off season by signing pitcher Dylan Sees to a free agent deal. He impressed in spring training with a 0.93 earned run average over three starts, while Guerrero Jr. hit 444N, 18 at bats.

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