Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Isn't taking any chances.
The Toronto Blue Jays star donned a unique hockey jersey upon entering Rogers Centre for the decisive Game 7 of the World Series versus the Los Angeles Dodgers.
As the entire season culminated on this single night, Vladdy selected one of the most pivotal players in Canadian history.
The jersey? Marie-Philip Poulin.
Canada's Olympic gold medal victories saw her score the decisive goal on three separate occasions.
Chris Johnston reported that it was indeed a game-worn jersey.
Vladimir Guerrero was seen wearing a game-worn Marie-Philip Poulin sweater prior to Game 7 of the #WorldSeries
— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) November 1, 2025
Poulin scored the game-winning goal three times to help Canada capture Olympic gold. Https://t.co/CHgLApwad6
Vladdy has exhausted all his efforts thus far. He's hit eight home runs in the playoffs, a total that ties him for the second-highest number ever recorded.
Before the season began, he inked his $500 million deal to remain with The Blue Jays, voicing confidence in the franchise's potential. They've arrived at Game 7, just one victory away from securing the championship.
Born while his Hall of Fame father played for The Montreal Expos, Canadian citizen Guerrero holds respect for his predecessors. Tonight, he's counting on Marie-Philip Poulin to assist the Blue Jays in securing the win.
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