Two prominent players from the Toronto Blue Jays are in the spotlight for the 2025 AL Hank Aaron Award following stellar seasons. This award is given to the most outstanding offensive performer in Major League Baseball.
Guerrero Jr. and Springer as Finalists
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is nominated for the award for the second time, after winning it in 2021. He shares this recognition with notable finalists including Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, and Christian Yelich, all of whom have previously won the Hank Aaron Award.
Guerrero Jr.’s 2025 Performance
Throughout the 2025 season, Guerrero Jr. showcased remarkable consistency as a top offensive player for the Blue Jays. His impressive statistics included:
- Batting average: .292
- On-base percentage (OBP): .381
- Slugging percentage: .467
- On-base plus slugging (OPS): .848
- Home runs: 23
- RBIs: 84
In his seven-year career, this marked his fifth selection as an All-Star, underscoring his continued excellence.
Springer’s Noteworthy Comeback
George Springer made headlines with his impressive rebound from a challenging 2024 season. At age 36, he delivered a career-best performance, achieving:
- Batting average: .309
- Home runs: 32
- RBIs: 84
- On-base plus slugging (OPS): .959
Springer particularly excelled in the latter part of the season, hitting .369 with 16 home runs in just 50 games. His contributions were pivotal for the Blue Jays as they pursued postseason success.
With Guerrero Jr. and Springer’s impressive statistics and performances this season, the Blue Jays are well represented among the finalists for the 2025 AL Hank Aaron Award. Fans are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the winner, hoping for recognition of their team’s top talents.
