Is the Blue Jays' Offense in Trouble? A Deep Dive into 2025 Projections 

The Toronto Blue Jays have been a team that many fans have had high hopes for over the past few seasons, but as we look ahead to 2025, the outlook seems a bit dimmer. With a projected runs per game of just 4.40, they finished 23rd in the Majors last year, and it appears that the once-promising lineup is struggling to find its footing.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. remains the shining star, but with key players like Cavan Biggio and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. gone, and Bo Bichette not quite living up to the superstar potential many expected, the question arises: can the Blue Jays turn things around this season?

What do you think? Is Guerrero enough to carry this team, or do they need to make significant changes to their roster to compete? With Guerrero likely hitting free agency after this season, should the Blue Jays prioritize building around him or consider a rebuild?

Additionally, how do you feel about the projections for Alejandro Kirk and Anthony Santander? Can they step up and provide the support needed to elevate this offense?

Let’s hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for the Blue Jays this season? Will they surprise us, or are they destined for another disappointing year?