Guerrero Jr., Blue Jays complete $500M, 14-year extension
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Alonso holds enough awareness of the reported extension between the Toronto Blue Jays and first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to recite the large numbers himself: 14 years, $500 million.
From The New York Times
Their approach seems more logical, their path much clearer, now that they’ve signed Guerrero to a 14-year, $500 million extension.
From The New York Times
The deal is the most lucrative in team history, far surpassing the $150-million, six-year deal that outfielder George Springer signed as a free agent in January 2021.
From CBC.ca
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