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Watch: Vladimir Guerrero Jr. blasts home run over Green Monster at Fenway Park

By Eric Smithling | Last updated Jun 24, 2024 9:48 PM ET

Fenway Park's Green Monster was no match for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on Monday night.

The Blue Jays first baseman crushed a three-run home run over the massive left-field wall to give Toronto a 6-2 lead over the Red Sox in the top of the seventh inning.

471 FEET ‼️ 113.1 MPH ‼️ VLADIMIR GUERRERO JR. ‼️ pic.twitter.com/8WcCISqKEZ
— BlueJays Muse (@BlueJays_Muse) June 25, 2024

Per Statcast, Guerrero's home run had an exit velocity of 113.1 mph and traveled 471 feet. Sportsnet noted that's the longest home run of Guerrero's career and the third-longest at Fenway Park in the Statcast era (2016-present).

⚾Vladimir Guerrero Jr., @27vladdyjr! HR (10)

6/24/24 @ BOS, ⬆️ 7th
vs RHP Isaiah Campbell

113.1 MPH / 26° / 471 ft to LF
Off a 81.6 MPH sweeper

▶️It's a home run in 30/30 parks.◀️

: https://t.co/RXKxVUHnB5 pic.twitter.com/iQqKiSa38p
— Home Run Report (@homerunreport) June 25, 2024

The blast showed why Guerrero is one of baseball's best power hitters and could be a hot commodity at this year's trade deadline.

Earlier this month, USA Today MLB insider Bob Nightengale reported that the Blue Jays could "be open to moving" on from him if they don't turn their season around or are unable to agree on a long-term extension.

The Blue Jays (35-42) entered Monday last in the AL East and riding a six-game losing streak. If Guerrero's massive home run doesn't spark a Toronto resurgence, it should ignite his trade market.

Eric Smithling

Eric Smithling is a writer based in New Orleans, LA, whose byline also appears on Athlon Sports. He has been with Yardbarker since September 2022, primarily covering the NFL and college football, but also the NBA, WNBA, men’s and women’s college basketball, NHL, tennis and golf. He holds a film studies degree from the University of New Orleans

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