Vladimir Guerrero Jr. enjoys quality time playing golf with CC Sabathia & others

Toronto Blue Jays player Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has been spending quality time in the offseason after a standout second half of the 2024 season with his team. Guerrero Jr., along with his family and friends, is relaxing and blowing off some steam before the upcoming season.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr., along with his companions, enjoyed a game of golf at the El Camaleón Golf Course in Mayakoba, Mexico. On Saturday, the image was shared by former baseball pitcher CC Sabathia, who accompanied Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Sabathia can be seen posing alongside Guerrero Jr., with both of them smiling.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s Instagram story

Also present were former baseball outfielder Dexter Fowler and longtime New York Yankees catcher Jorge Posada. Both Fowler and Posada can be seen in the photo posing with golf clubs in their hands.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had a bounce-back season with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2024. In 2023, Guerrero Jr. experienced a relatively down year, recording a .264 batting average with 26 home runs and 94 RBIs.

This past season, Guerrero Jr. achieved a career-high .323 batting average while hitting 30 home runs, driving in 103 RBIs, and drawing 72 walks across 159 games.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s wife Nathalie shares glimpses of yacht ride in Mexico

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and his wife Nathalie recently enjoyed a yacht ride in Mexico. Nathalie shared glimpses of their trip in her Instagram story.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr's wife Nathalie's Instagram story

In one of the pictures, Nathalie is seen wearing a brown top, while Vladimir Guerrero Jr. smiles in a white tank top. Other snapshots captured a stunning sunset view from their yacht with the caption (translated):

"High Seas (Alta Mar)"

For the 2024 season, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s salary was set at $19.9 million through the arbitration process. Now, according to MLB.com, Guerrero Jr. and the Toronto Blue Jays have agreed to a $28.5 million salary for the 2025 season.

This is the third-highest salary ever received in arbitration, trailing only Juan Soto’s $31 million in 2024 and Shohei Ohtani’s $30 million in 2023.