By Erik Drost via Wikimedia Commons
There are certain dudes in baseball who are appointment-viewing every time they step into the batter’s box. It doesn’t matter if Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is in a groove or a deep slump, the potential of him hitting a moonshot is always there. That’s why we needed to create a 2023 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Home Run Tracker. I mean, who wouldn’t want to see all of his moonshots from this season in one place, right? It’s a no-brainer.
Vladito has already put together quite the resume despite being in just his age-24 campaign this season. He’s got a pair of seasons with 30-plus homers, two top-20 MVP finishes, two All-Star Game appearances, a Silver Slugger Award, and a Gold Glove Award. Oh, and he absolutely stole the show during the 2019 Home Run Derby.
Something tells me there’s more to come for Guerrero on the baseball diamond, as well. Not sure what, though — call it a hunch.
Below, you’ll find all the pertinent information you’d want to know about his 2023 tanks. This includes the date and opponent, along with the distance and exit velocity for each dinger.
Editor’s Note: You can follow Vlad Jr.’s 2024 home runs with our tracker.
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Distance: 389 feet
Exit Velocity: 107.9 mph
Distance: 436 feet
Exit Velocity: 107.5 mph
Distance: 367 feet
Exit Velocity: 105.6 mph
Distance: 417 feet
Exit Velocity: 106.7 mph
Distance: 368 feet
Exit Velocity: 112.7 mph
Distance: 450 feet
Exit Velocity: 110 mph
Distance: 441 feet
Exit Velocity: 108.4 mph
Distance: 424 feet
Exit Velocity: 111.5 mph
Distance: 406 feet
Exit Velocity: 108.3 mph
Distance: 434 feet
Exit Velocity: 110 mph
Distance: 437 feet
Exit Velocity: 112.4 mph
Distance: 413 feet
Exit Velocity: 111 mph
Distance: 367 feet
Exit Velocity: 106.5 mph
Distance: 426 feet
Exit Velocity: 107.4 mph
Distance: 370 feet
Exit Velocity: 104.5 mph
Distance: 387 feet
Exit Velocity: 98.9 mph
Distance: 345 feet
Exit Velocity: 100.5 mph
Distance: 387 feet
Exit Velocity: 101.7 mph
Distance: 422 feet
Exit Velocity: 108 mph
Distance: 415 feet
Exit Velocity: 107.6 mph
Distance: 425 feet
Exit Velocity: 109.4 mph
Distance: 426 feet
Exit Velocity: 108.5 mph
Distance: 400 feet
Exit Velocity: 108.3 mph
Distance: 367 feet
Exit Velocity: 98.3 mph
Distance: 427 feet
Exit Velocity: 111.7 mph
Distance: 382 feet
Exit Velocity: 101.6 mph
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