Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 'Turns the Page' on WS Loss; Blue Jays Star Ready for 2026

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 'turned the page' on the Blue Jays' Game 7 World Series loss to the Dodgers, moving on as spring training begins. Signed to a $500M, 14-year deal, he's optimistic for 2026. In 2025, he hit .292/23HR/84RBI, earning ALCS MVP with a 1.289 OPS in postseason. Longest-tenured Blue Jay, Guerrero is more vocal and a good teammate. Leadership solidified post-Bo Bichette's departure to the Mets; Jays added Okamoto, Cease, Ponce. Guerrero feels the team is "very capable" and "more happy than last year."