Vladimir Guerrero Jr.‘s off-season has begun with a procedure.The Toronto Blue Jays first baseman underwent laser eye surgery, Sportsnet can confirm.The Laser Eye Center of Miami posted on Instagram Friday that Guerrero “is doing great at his post-op” after Dr. Gabriel Lazcano performed the surgery.Guerrero Jr. had a big follow-up season to the Blue Jays’ 2025 World Series run in his sights for 2026, but even his toughest critics could not foresee the struggles he would endure.The 27-year-old posted full-season career lows with a .260 batting average, .332 on-base percentage, .688 OPS, nine home runs and 57 RBIs.Over 609 plate appearances he drew 56 walks, his lowest total in a full season since he was a rookie in 2019, perhaps leading in part to the vision-correction surgery.Toronto missed the post-season with a 79-83 record. Guerrero Jr. is set to enter the second season of a 14-year, $500-million contract extension signed in April 2025.