Vladimir Guerrero's salary for next season with the Blue Jays has been revealed
Photo credit: New York Post
Toronto Blue Jays Vladimir Guerrero still has one year of arbitration left before he becomes an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2025 season.
Fans are hoping that Guerrero and the Blue Jays reached an agreement on a contract extension before free agency begins at the end of the post season as it will give the Blue Jays a better idea of how much they can spend in free agency.
Guerrero is heading into his final year of eligible arbitrations and according to reports the Blue Jays superstar first baseman is set to make about $29.6 million next year prior to his new deal kicking in.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (5.157): $29.6MM
Erik Swanson (5.059): $3.2MM
Jordan Romano (5.051): $7.75MM
Genesis Cabrera (5.011): $2.5MM
Dillon Tate (4.144): $1.9MM
Daulton Varsho (4.128): $7.7MM
Alejandro Kirk (4.047): $4.1MM
Alek Manoah (3.063): $2.4MM
Zach Pop (2.171): $1MM
Ernie Clement (2.168): $1.7MM
Erik Swanson (5.059): $3.2MM
Jordan Romano (5.051): $7.75MM
Genesis Cabrera (5.011): $2.5MM
Dillon Tate (4.144): $1.9MM
Daulton Varsho (4.128): $7.7MM
Alejandro Kirk (4.047): $4.1MM
Alek Manoah (3.063): $2.4MM
Zach Pop (2.171): $1MM
Ernie Clement (2.168): $1.7MM
Fans and reporters believe that there is a high likelihood that Guerrero's new contract will be around 10 years with an AAV of around $35 million per year which seem to be the current comparable for his level of production.
devers got 10/313.5. that seems like around where it could end up landing
Sign him 35 per for 10 get him locked up
Give him 29.6 for the next 14 years
While this is a lot of money, Guerrero is one of the best hitters and first baseman in the MLB so if the Blue Jays let him walk because they are not willing to pay him that kind of money, he will surely get it elsewhere without a problem.
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2025
Projected Arbitration Salaries For 2025
Previously on Blue Jays Insider
Latest 10 stories
