Vladimir Guerrero Jr. pours his heart out to Blue Jays fans after the crushing World Series loss .MH
After suffering a painful World Series loss, the Blue Jays try to turn the page
The 2025 World Series will be remembered by fans as one of the most exciting in recent years. The Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays took the series to the limit, defining the champion in extra innings of Game 7, a dramatic finish in which the Angelenos finally won to be crowned champions.
Despite the outcome, Toronto’s campaign was historic. The Canadian team played brilliant baseball that saw them compete on an equal footing with one of the most powerful organizations in Major League Baseball. At the heart of it all was Vladimir Guerrero Jr, who delivered one of the best individual postseason performances in recent times. His consistency at the plate and leadership in the clubhouse were key to the Blue Jays’ run to the last gasp of October.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sends message after defeat
Hours after the end of the World Series, Guerrero shared a message on his social networks accompanied by several photos of the season. In it, the Dominican-Canadian thanked the fans for their unwavering support and acknowledged the group’s effort throughout the year.
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“We didn’t get the result we wanted, but this family left their soul on the field. Toronto is my home and I plan to stay here for the rest of my life,” wrote the player, who is under contract with the organization until 2039.
The gesture touched fans, who responded with thousands of messages of affection and gratitude to the idol. Guerrero, just 26 years old, thus reaffirmed his commitment to the franchise at a key moment, after a season in which he consolidated his status as one of the most complete players in the league.
An unforgettable season for Toronto
Although the title narrowly escaped them, the Blue Jays’ 2025 season will be remembered as one of the most successful in the club’s recent history. The team combined youth, offensive power and a solid rotation that allowed them to dominate much of the postseason.
For Guerrero Jr. and his teammates, the loss to the Dodgers does not mean an end, but the beginning of an era. “This is just the beginning,” the player added in his post. And in Toronto, the hope for a future full of success is more alive than ever.
