The Toronto Blue Jays have secured first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. for 14 years at a staggering $500 million, making it the largest contract extension in MLB history. The team now turns its focus to shortstop Bo Bichette, who is also eligible for free agency at the end of the current season. With Guerrero Jr. and Bichette's potential partnership in mind, Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins emphasized their vision for the two to play together long-term. Bichette expressed his dream of remaining with the Blue Jays throughout his career, though he acknowledged that no extension discussions are currently on the table. The shortstop's past performance includes leading the AL in hits twice and earning two All-Star selections. However, following a disappointing offensive season last year, the stakes are high for both his performance and the Blue Jays' willingness to retain him as he nears free agency.