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Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Toronto Blue Jays

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As most of the baseball world expected, Opening Day passed without Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays agreeing on a new contract.
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Guerrero has said that neither side has ever come close to sealing a deal.

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