Guerrero apologizes to Jays fans, teammates: 'I regret my
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Key Points:
- Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologized to fans and teammates for his recent comments about his $500-million contract being based on past achievements.
- Guerrero expressed regret and committed to working hard to justify his contract amid a career-worst season with a .263/.335/.360 slash line, nine home runs, and 56 RBIs in 142 games.
- He acknowledged his disappointing performance and inability to help the team achieve its goals this season.
- Guerrero revealed that his Hall-of-Fame father advised him to apologize, which led to his decision to publicly address fans and teammates.
- Guerrero is under contract for 13 more seasons and is set to start the Blue Jays' final home series opener against the Cincinnati Reds.
