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Guerreno Jr. is a Dominican baseball player who plays for the Toronto Blue Jays. He recently signed a 14-year, $500 million contract extension. However, his performance this season has been poor, with only 9 home runs, far lower than past levels.
Little Greno. (File photo, Associated Press)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] When Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was recently interviewed by the Dominican media, he believed that the 14-year US$500 million (approximately NT$15.8 billion) contract extension was based on past performance, which sparked discussion. Greno Jr. apologized to the outside world in an interview today and said that was not what he really meant.
In a recent interview with Dominican sports media reporter Veronica Batista, Guerreno Jr. said, "The money they paid me was not because of what I will do in the future, but because of what I have done in the past. They did not pay me because I will hit 40 homers every year in the future, but because of what I have achieved in the past."
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When Greno Jr. talked about this incident on the 24th, he emphasized through a translator, "No, I don't regret it. I didn't lie when I said it. I understand some fans who don't understand what I said and what I really wanted to express, but what I said is my true feeling."
After signing the contract, Guerreno Jr. has only scored 9 home goals so far this season, which is very different from his performance of at least 23 home goals in the past four consecutive years. Moreover, he is still in his prime at the age of 27, and his performance is disappointing. The Blue Jays reached the World Series last year but failed. They were originally regarded as the favorites to compete for the championship at the beginning of this year's season, but now they have been determined to miss the playoffs. Coupled with Greno's remarks, the fans are even more dissatisfied.
Greno Jr. was interviewed today and apologized for his previous remarks. He said: "The main reason why I am here today is because I regret the remarks I made a few days ago and the words I said. From the bottom of my heart, I believe that my fans and teammates need an apology from me, so I am here." Greno Jr. admitted that he will work hard to make his contract a great contract.
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Greno Jr. will prove the value of his contract through subsequent game performance
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