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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. addresses disappointing season
MLB.com • • general
Key Points:
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. addressed criticism over his disappointing season, emphasizing that his $500 million contract extension was a reward for past achievements, not a guarantee of future performance.
- Guerrero expressed frustration that fans misunderstood his comments, clarifying he feels bad about his recent performance and wants to contribute more to the Blue Jays.
- Blue Jays executive Ross Atkins and hitting coach Brook Jacoby defended Guerrero, highlighting his work ethic and commitment to improving after a down year.
- Despite hitting only nine home runs this season with a sub-.700 OPS, the team remains confident in Guerrero's potential and expects a rebound in future seasons.
- The Blue Jays prioritize supporting Guerrero's development this offseason, recognizing his value as a key player for the franchise moving forward.
