After a thrilling Game 7 victory in the American League Championship Series (ALCS), Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. delivered an emotional speech to his teammates and fans. The 26-year-old, who has become a pivotal figure for the team, expressed gratitude for the support as the Blue Jays clinched their first pennant since 1993.
Guerrero Jr., who joined the Blue Jays organization at 16, emphasized the city’s importance in their journey, saying, “We do this for the city, man. We do this for y’all. Four more, baby. Four more.”
Having endured playoff disappointments in the past, Guerrero Jr.’s dedication to the team was evident in his words. He highlighted the team’s unwavering belief in each other from the beginning of the season, crediting the fans for their energy and support.
The slugger’s outstanding postseason performance, including six home runs in the ALDS and ALCS, culminated in him being named the ALCS MVP. Guerrero Jr. now heads to the World Series with impressive stats, showcasing his talent and impact on the team.
Meanwhile, teammate George Springer also played a crucial role in the Blue Jays’ success, delivering a memorable three-run home run in Game 7. Springer’s resilience and clutch performances throughout the series underscored his significance to the team’s postseason run.
As the Blue Jays gear up for the World Series, Guerrero Jr. and Springer stand out as key players driving the team’s quest for baseball glory.