If the Toronto Blue Jays aren't going to go all-in, they may explore a potential trade for superstar Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. made some waves this week when he made some of his contract conversations with the Toronto Blue Jays public. Speaking on a Spanish-language podcast, Guerrero says that the Blue Jays have offered him an extension that's not even close to what he wants.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said on Monday that he and the Toronto Blue Jays remain far apart in extension negotiations. "What they offered me is not even close

A major extension for superstar first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. would certainly qualify. The suggestion in the report is that an extension in the $500 million to $600 million ballpark is a "realistic" target.

In each of the last two offseasons, the Toronto Blue Jays have struck out on landing their top outside targets. They fell short in the Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes

Urshela, 33, was a February signing by the Detroit Tigers last offseason, and the team released him on Aug. 18. The Atlanta Braves signed him two days later, and his .711 OPS with them the rest of the way was nearly 100 points higher than it was with the Tigers.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. said the Toronto Blue Jays recently made him an offer in the area of $340 million that “is not even close to what we are looking for,” and added during an interview Sunday on the Spanish Abriendo El Podcast that he’ll cut off extension talks once spring training arrives.

Does Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stay or go? Guerrero is one of the top right-handed hitters in all of baseball, and the Blue Jays finished in last place in the American East in 2024 despite his otherworldly contributions.