Vladimir Guerrero Jr. playoff stats: How Blue Jays star slugged his way to World Series, ALCS MVP award

When the Toronto Blue Jays signed Vladimir Guerrero Jr. To a 14-year, $500 million extension early in the 2025 season, they committed to him for the long-term. It didn't take very long for Guerrero to reward his team for that decision.

The 26-year-old slugger, who came up in the Blue Jays organization and reached MLB in 2019, has caught fire in the 2025 postseason. With five All-Star bids, a Gold Glove award and three seasons with at least 30 home runs, one of the areas Guerrero had yet to excel in was the postseason. He's flipped that script this October, leading Toronto to the 2025 World Series.

Moving up all-time Blue Jays postseason leaderboards in the process, Guerrero has played some of the best baseball of his career in recent weeks. 

Here's a breakdown of Guerrero's 2025 postseason numbers, where he ranks on Toronto's all-time playoff home run leaderboard and more.

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 2025 playoff stats

Guerrero came into the 2025 postseason in a bit of a cold spell. Toronto was the No. 1 seed in the American League bracket, but needed its top slugger to show up to make it where it wanted to go. Guerrero has done that, and some.

In the ALDS against the New York Yankees, Guerrero had nine hits in four games as Toronto won the series 3-1. That included three-hit games in Games 1 and 2, with two home runs at Rogers Centre -- one being a grand slam --  and another at Yankee Stadium.

VLADDY SLAM!!!!!!!!#ALDS pic.twitter.com/tOchTWRUOa

— MLB (@MLB) October 5, 2025

ANOTHER HOMER FOR VLADDY! #ALDS pic.twitter.com/uZTzXVHZR7

— MLB (@MLB) October 8, 2025

Guerrero's dominance continued into his second postseason series, the ALCS against the Seattle Mariners. It took all seven games for Toronto to move on to the Fall Classic, with a 4-3 win in Game 7, but Guerrero bounced back from hitless Games 1 and 2 to catch fire in the Blue Jays' series comeback.

In Game 3 against the Mariners, Guerrero went 4-4 with two doubles and a home run. He also went deep in Games 4 and 6 against Seattle.

ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER VLADIMIR GUERRERO JR. HOMER 🤯 pic.twitter.com/fAHhKzScB9

— MLB (@MLB) October 17, 2025

VLADDY TIME! #ALCS pic.twitter.com/j9Y7vjOq2C

— MLB (@MLB) October 20, 2025

For his excellent performance in the series, Guerrero was named ALCS MVP, adding another honor to his growing resume.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Is your ALCS MVP 👏 pic.twitter.com/UNa0691GUA

— MLB (@MLB) October 21, 2025

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Career playoff stats

Prior to the 2025 postseason, Guerrero had played in October on three other occasions. However, all three of those were quick trips for the Blue Jays — and all six of his career postseason homers have come in 2025 alone.

Guerrero had one hit in the 2020, 2022 and 2023 postseasons each, playing two games in all three years. Toronto was eliminated in the Wild Card round in those seasons.

The majority of Guerrero's strong postseason numbers can be attributed to his 2025 run. In fact, Guerrero's five strikeouts in four games between the 2020 and 2022 postseason were more than he had in 11 games of the 2025 postseason (3). 

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Blue Jays all-time playoff home run leaders

In the 2025 postseason alone, Guerrero Jr. Has put himself among Toronto's all-time postseason legends, contending for the team's home run lead.

Entering the World Series, Guerrero is tied for first all-time in playoff home runs for the Blue Jays. He has six, the same as former star outfielder Jose Bautista and franchise legend Joe Carter, whose home run won the 1993 World Series.

Here are the Blue Jays' all-time postseason home run leaders:

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