Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Reaches 1000 MLB Games

On April 25, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. just hit a huge milestone, playing in his 1,000th Major League Baseball game Friday night as the

Toronto Blue Jays hosted the Cleveland Guardians.

At just 26 years old, he's already stacked up impressive numbers through his first 999 games since debuting back on April.

26, 2019, a 290 batting average, 367 on base, 494, slugging for an 861 OPS 1.

185 home runs, 603 RBIs, and a 34.0 wins above replacement.

He's earned plenty of hardware along the way, like five All-Star nods, two silver slugger awards, and a gold glove.

That 2021 season stood out, where he finished second in MVP voting to show Hail Toning, leading All-A Baseball in runs, homers, and total.

Bases while topping the American League in on-base, slugging, and OPS.

Fans love drawing parallels to his dad, Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero Sr., whose first 1,000 games showed even flashier lines, A3.

23 average, 978 OPS, 204 homers, and 702 RBIs.

But Juniors flipped the script by drawing more walks, 443 to his pops 380, showing that patient eye pitchers respect.

This year in his eighth season, he's off to a scorching start, with a 337 average on 30 hits, 5 doubles, 2 homers, and 12.

RBIs, one of the few highlights for the Blue Jays, sitting forth in the American League East at 10 and 14.

It comes less than a year after Toronto's World Series push, their first since 1993, where he led MLB in OPS, Total Bases, RBIs, and runs with eight posties and bombs.

With a thousand games down at this age, Guerrero Jr.'s prime for way more big moments, carrying that family legacy while dragging the Jays toward.

Contention in a career that's barely warming up. From your team, powered by AI, this is Toronto Blue Jays News Today.

I'm Corey, with the story.