The Toronto Blue Jays could not extend Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s contract ahead of spring training. Add it to the growing list of Ross Atkins failures.

The team had plenty of chances to reach a contract extension with their homegrown star long before Tuesday's self-imposed deadline.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently mentioned that he's ready to play for all 30 teams, including the Yankees, if given the right opportunity.

The Toronto Blue Jays would benefit from trading Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for one of the Seattle Mariners' young aces, should the M's reciprocate interest?

The Toronto Blue Jays failed to reach a contract extension with superstar power hitter Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. this week, setting the stage for the 25-year-old, four-time MLB All-Star to hit the free agent market in November.

Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reaffirmed on Saturday that he will consider every team when he reaches free agency this winter. While that may not sound like a revelation, it's further evidence that Guerrero has moved off comments he made years ago indicating he would never play for the New York Yankees based on an experience he had with his father.

With Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays failing to agree on a contract extension before the star infielder’s self-imposed deadline on Monday, the guessing game about his next landing spot has become more intense than ever before.