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Although there have been whispers that the Toronto Blue Jays are considering a blockbuster trade involving Bo Bichette or Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in July, a recent report indicates that the franchise has already held talks with teams over this possibility.

With a 21-26 record going into today’s MLB games, the Blue Jays are in last place in the American League East Standings. After two consecutive postseason appearances, Toronto has dropped four of their previous six games, and their prospects of making it to the postseason for a third straight year are not looking good.

Unfortunately, the squad is in the same division as two of the top teams in baseball, the New York Yankees and Baltimore Orioles, even if stars like Bo Bichette, Daulton Varsho, and George Springer can overcome their early-season slumps and get back on track.

Because of this, there have been rumors that the Blue Jays may be selling players before the MLB trade deadline on July 30. They do, after all, have a number of players who would be highly sought after by teams across the league. Among them, rising talents Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stand out the most. Even though both players are free agents after 2025, many have questioned whether the team will still move the two building blocks.

The Toronto Blue Jays are demanding an absurd amount in exchange for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette.

On the other hand, a recent report indicates that talks on deals involving the two domestic All-Stars have already begun.

An executive said on Tuesday to MLB.com league insider Mark Feinsand, “I don’t think they’re opposed to it.” “They have discussed it with teams. The requests were absurd, but I believe they’ll try to retool a lot, and one way to achieve that would be to use those guys to get components.

Given that the Toronto Blue Jays have already held preliminary talks about dealing two players who were viewed as key players for their team going into the 2024 season, it is a significant revelation about where the team stands more than two months out from the MLB trade deadline and how they envision their season progressing.

Bo Bichette has been named an All-Star thrice, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has received the award three times. In 2023, both players were All-Stars.

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Gets Own Trading Card After Being Hit by a 110 mph foul ball, Toronto Blue Jays fan: “My Face Was Mashed In”

On Friday, May 17, Liz McGuire was unlucky enough to get hit by a line drive during a Blue Jays-Rays game.

After being struck by a foul ball, a Toronto Blue Jays fan is receiving a unique memento from her baseball game: her very own trading card!

Liz McGuire’s face with a baseball-sized tumor on her forehead is featured in the unusual collectible that Topps revealed on Monday, May 20.

“We made precisely 110 copies, all of which we’re giving to @lizzzzzzzzzy. You’re a champ, Liz!” The business shared content on X, formerly known as Twitter.

On Friday, May 17, the fan was at Toronto’s Rogers Centre when Jays shortstop Bo Bichette hit the foul ball, which was measured at an incredible 110 mph and avoided the safety netting behind home plate.

McGuire was struck by a line drive in the forehead, resulting in a horrific injury and black eye. She posted images of the incident on social media, where it has since gone viral.

“Hi @BlueJays Bo Bichette hit a 110 mph foul ball that struck my face, according to McGuire’s account. “The ball never even reached me. I remained all the way through the game. Can you help me hook up with a girl?

McGuire said she was taken care of by ballpark medical personnel. She rushed to the ER after the game, where fortunately it was discovered that she had not suffered any significant injuries, including a concussion.

“The facial scan results are good!” she wrote.

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Topps was impressed by her commitment and sent her 110 copies of her own baseball card to honor the baseball’s speed.

The Blue Jays also showed their support for the devoted fan on Tuesday, May 21, by giving her a signed Bichette ball and two tickets to an upcoming game.

McGuire is determined to make the best of the frightening event despite it.

She wrote on X, “PROPS TO @Topps THIS RULES,” before sharing her ideas for the limited edition deck of cards: Additionally, this week I will be holding an auction of a few Topps cards, with a portion of the earnings going to the Hospital for Children with Concussions.