Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits third home run of season

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. broke out of a slump with a powerful home run to help the Toronto Blue Jays defeat the Detroit Tigers 4-1 on Sunday. The blast marked his third homer of the year and came at a critical time for the struggling slugger.

Guerrero connected on a 105.1 mph line drive to left field that traveled 369 feet off Tigers pitcher Jack Flaherty. The home run featured the lowest launch angle of any in Major League Baseball this season at just 16 degrees. It ended a stretch of 69 at-bats without an extra-base hit for the Blue Jays first baseman.

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