Guerrero Jr. & Springer: Blue Jays' Dynamic Duo

On this March 1st, here's what's making headlines for the Toronto Blue Jays.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is clearly the leader in the Toronto Blue Jays Clubhouse.

The first basement has a 14-year, $500 million contract that keeps him with the team through the end of his career.

Team mates like George Springer see him as the top guy, a household name who commands respect without saying much.

Springer recently told MLB Network Radio that Guerrero leads by example and players listen when he speaks.

The two have been teammates since Springer signed his six-year deal before the 2021 season.

Springer has watched the young star grow into one of baseball's best.

Even big stars have their styles and Guerrero prefers to let action speak.

Springer jokes that he often ends up voicing Guerrero's thoughts because he's a little louder.

It's all in good fun and Springer loves playing that support role in the clubhouse.

Both had standout 20-25 seasons.

Guerrero slashed 0.292 with 23 home runs and 84 runs batted in, earning all-star honors and finishing 13th in.

American League most valuable player voting.

He's a five-time all-star with a gold glove and two silver sluggers.

Springer hit 0.309 with 32 home runs and the same 84 runs batted in.

A World Series champ from his Houston days, he's a four-time all-star and three-time silver slugger winner.

Together, they could help the Blue Jays chase their first title since 1993.

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