Since joining the Blue Jays in 2019, Guerrero Jr. has been named an All-Star four times, an All-MLB first-teamer twice, and has won two Silver Sluggers and a Gold Glove. He's a career .288 hitter who's roped 160 home runs to go along with 507 RBI.

The New York Yankees have made an admirable pivot away from one superstar slugger and could now be in a strong position to land a new one soon.After outfielder Juan Soto signed with the New York Mets this winter,

Guerrero turns 26 years old on March 16, and the Blue Jays keeping him around would be huge for the future of the franchise. In his career, Guerrero has hit 160 home runs with 507 RBI and a 2.88 batting average while playing in 819 regular season games for the Blue Jays.