At 74-88, the Toronto Blue Jays were arguably the most disappointing team in baseball this season. They went to the postseason three times in four seasons from 2020-23 but did not win a single postseason game those years (0-6),

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is set for a major pay raise in his final year of arbitration. In a set of projected arbitration salaries released annually by MLB Trade Rumors, the Toronto Blue Jays first baseman was tabbed to have the highest salary of all arbitration-eligible players this off-season at $29.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will try to bounce back after a hitless showing in his most recent game (0-for-4). His Toronto Blue Jays take on Ryan Weathers and the Miami Marlins on Sunday at 3:07 PM ET