The Red Sox won the game, 2-1, but Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stole the show on Monday night. And even though the Sox ended up walking off twice to split the four-game series, 2-2, it was Guerrero who put together a personal highlight reel while reminding the baseball world that nobody is better than he is…
Mastrodonato: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. owning the Red Sox is proof the Blue Jays are to be feared — Boston Herald
From the start, it was thought that imposing slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s days as a full-time third baseman would not last long, but the experiment appears to be over far sooner than expected. Read More
Blue Jays end Vladimir Guerrero third baseman experiment early — Toronto Sun
DUNEDIN, Fla. – Vlad Guerrero Jr. Is looking and feeling comfortable in the corner of the Blue Jays Spring Training clubhouse that in the past has been reserved for the team’s established star power. Read More
A superstar under the radar, Blue Jays hope Vlad Guerrero Jr. will reap the rewards of a quieter spring — Toronto Sun.
PHOTOS BY EDDIE MICHELS
PHOTOGRAPHS BY EDDIE MICHELS
Third base coach Luis Rivera hits grounders to first baseman Rowdy Tellez and third baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Tuesday in Dunedin.
–PHOTOS BY EDDIE MICHELS
Guerrero is working to improve his defence as a third baseman. In the top picture, he listens to infield coordinator Danny Solano.
PHOTO BY EDDIE MICHELS
PHOTO BY EDDIE MICHELS
The view from left field 