It seems like the son of the legendary Vladimir Guerrero, Vladdy Jr., it’s more than prepared to reach the Major Leagues more sooner than later, as he is dominating the minor leagues and showing amazing batting skills for his age. However, the Toronto Blue Jays are being cautious with him.

Update: Two weeks after I tried to argue that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. belongs with the Blue Jays now, he is up to .397/.447/.645 at Double-A with more walks than strikeouts and a K rate of 8.5%. Pretty much everything written in the piece still applies: https://t.co/ombqwdSPLP
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) 14 de mayo de 2018

According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, Blue Jays’ general manager, Ross Atkins, they will be calling Guerrero to the Majors when they see that all areas of his game are fully prepared to face Big Leagues level, as he still has to develop his defense and fundamentals:

We feel like there is a good opportunity in the minor leagues for (Guerrero) to become a better more well-rounded player than in the majors leagues.

¿Cuál es la filosofía de Vladimir Guerrero Jr. en el plato? #LasMayores
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— LasMayores (@LasMayores) 14 de mayo de 2018

Right now, Vlad Jr. is absolutely tearing apart the Double-A level. It doesn't matter that he is the youngest player in the league, Guerrero is hitting for .405 with six home runs, 13 doubles, and just 13 strikeouts in 32 games.

Like father, like son!

See more of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s hitting clinic with Carlos Peña on #PlayBall at 10am ET! pic.twitter.com/H8GmIvNc0x
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) 12 de mayo de 2018