The Toronto Blue Jays’ failure to sign first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to a contract extension should come as no surprise. For the past six years, the Jays have committed one misstep after another in trying to build a long-term relationship with their four-time All-Star.
Guerrero is set to become a free agent at the end of the season after he and the Jays could not reach an agreement before his deadline of Tuesday, the date of the team’s first full-squad workout. While he left open the possibility he will re-sign with Toronto, he would reach the open market entering his age-27 season, at a time when the New York
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