Vladimir Guerrero Jr has the Blue Jays 5th best individual season in franchise history
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is just doing Vladdy things as he ties Blue Jays legend Tony Fernandez with the 5th best batting average in Toronto Blue Jays history in a single season.
Highest batting averages in a season in franchise history:
.363 - Olerud (1993)
.344 - Delgado (2000)
.341 - Molitor (1994)
.332 - Molitor (1993)
.328 - Vladdy (this season)
.328 - Fernandez (1999)
.326 - Alomar (1993)
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.363 - Olerud (1993)
.344 - Delgado (2000)
.341 - Molitor (1994)
.332 - Molitor (1993)
.328 - Vladdy (this season)
.328 - Fernandez (1999)
.326 - Alomar (1993)
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Vladdy got off to a slow start to the season and fans were livid and were even asking for the team to consider trading him. But he clearly has found his game, on the season so far he has achieved a slash line of .328/.400/.564 and an OPS.963 with 28 home runs and 92 RBI's.
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6 SEPTEMBRE | 202 ANSWERS Vladimir Guerrero Jr has the Blue Jays 5th best individual season in franchise history Is Vladdy going to be the best Blue Jays player of all-time? | ||
| Yes | 133 | 65.8 % |
| No | 69 | 34.2 % |
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