Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Made the Savviest Play by Intentionally Dropping Pop Fly

The Blue Jays star made a clever play in Toronto's clash vs. the Reds on Friday.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Made the Savviest Play by Intentionally Dropping Pop Fly
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Made the Savviest Play by Intentionally Dropping Pop Fly /
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Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. made one of the heads-up plays of the season on Friday when he deliberately missed a pop fly in Friday’s game against the Reds.

In the bottom of the seventh and a runner on first, Reds outfielder Will Benson lifted a fly ball into the infield. Instead of securing the catch, Guerrero allowed the ball to hit the ground, and Toronto completed the 3-4-6 double-play.

Although Toronto ended up losing the contest 1–0, the 24-year-old Guerrero displayed his continued maturation as a first baseman in the league.

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Toronto (67–56) sits in third place and six games behind the Rays (73–50) and eight games behind the first-place Orioles (74–47) in the American League East. 


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