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stated that his $500 million contract extension was based on his previous achievements rather than future results.
The Toronto Blue Jays infielder made the remarks during an interview with Telemicro News, as translated by MLB reporter Héctor Gómez, while discussing his struggles at the plate during the 2026 season.
Guerrero, 27, has hit nine home runs and slugged .359 this season, resulting in a career-low .695 OPS. The six-time All-Star signed the third highest-paid extension in Major League Baseball history in April 2025.
The Blue Jays, who won the American League pennant last season, are currently eliminated from the postseason race with a 77-81 record.
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