Guerrero Jr. Returns, Blue Jays Eye World Series

0:00It's March 19th, here's your Toronto Blue Jays news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Toronto Blue Jays are buzzing with excitement as opening day nears. They strengthen their 40-man roster through bold moves and majorly baseball free agency. At the center of it all, it's superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the 27-year-old phenom seen as the key to reaching the world. Here's again, last season in 2025, Guerrero delivered a standout performance that earned him his 5th straight All-Star selection. He signed a 14-year, $500 million extension and powered the Jays deep into the playoffs with eight home runs and 15 runs. Batted in over 18 postseason games, Guerrero kept the momentum going in the recent World Baseball Classic. Playing for the Dominican Republic, he hit two home runs, drove in eight runs, and posted a 444 batting average across five games. His team fell in the semi-finals to the United States. He missed a couple of spring training games against the Miami Marlins and Baltimore Orioles

1:03due to travel. But Thursday morning, the Blue Jays confirmed his return to camp, along with two teammates ahead of their matchup with the New York Yankees. This timing could not be better as Toronto ramps up for the regular season. Over seven big league years, Guerrero has won two Silver Slugger Awards and finished second in American League Most Valuable Player, voting in 20. 21. Fans and the team are confident he will lead them to their first World Series title in over 30 years. This episode is supported by our sponsor. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels, bill for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.