Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has once again reminded us why he's considered one of the elite hitters in baseball. During a Spring Training game, the Toronto Blue Jays' star showcased his extraordinary talent with a swing that defied logic.
Guerrero managed to hit a double off the left-center fence, but what made this feat remarkable was the way he did it. Off-balance and swinging with just one hand, he still managed to crush the ball with power and precision.
The exit velocity? A staggering 99 miles per hour, sending the ball 383 feet.
It's the kind of hit that leaves you shaking your head in disbelief, wondering if it's even possible. But for Vladdy, it's just another day at the office.
This kind of performance underscores why the Blue Jays were willing to invest $500 million in Guerrero last April. Since signing that contract, he's been nothing short of sensational, leading Toronto to the brink of a World Series victory with an unforgettable postseason run.
As the new season approaches, Guerrero looks poised to continue his dominance. If he can launch a ball that far with a one-handed swing, imagine the damage he can do with his full power. The Blue Jays are certainly hoping his bat can carry them all the way to a championship this year.