Despite the speculation and the Mets’ well-stocked cash drawer, folks don’t believe they’d be the one to pay that. People around the game don’t see Mets honcho David Stearns spending that much money on a slugging first baseman — even a young one.

The Toronto Blue Jays tried to match Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s asking price ... sort of. Earlier this month, Guerrero shared that he was initially seeking a

All may not be lost for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays when it comes to finding common ground on a long-term partnership. Earlier this week, reports indicated that Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays were nowhere near an agreement on an extension,

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. says his proposal for a long-term contract with the Toronto Blue Jays was for less than $600 million.

"The number Vladimir Guerrero Jr. wants is $500 million," Rosenthal reported. "Not $500 million before deferrals, but $500 million in present value, according to sources briefed on the first baseman ’s contract negotiations with the Toronto Blue Jays."

Guerrero broke off extension talks with the Blue Jays last month, but said that day 'I won't close the door if it's a realistic offer.'

Vladimir Guerrero Jr looks to be the next up in baseball for the next massive contract with possible fdeffered payments.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. reportedly set his extension price at $500MM. Should the Blue Jays have agreed to it? Vote now in MLBTR's latest poll.

The Toronto Blue Jays failed to reach an extension with star first baseman and impending free agent Vladimir Guerrero ahead of his self-imposed deadline earlier this spring. Now, details are starting to surface on what, exactly, the Blue Jays offered and how much far apart that was from Guerrero's demands.

The Toronto Blue Jays and star slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. were unable to reach an agreement before the start of spring training. Now Guerrero is saying one thing while doing another.