The Vladimir Guerrero Jr. conversation again. Where is the power and dominance?

TORONTO — It’s a frustratingly familiar conversation. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., through the first six weeks of the season, has people scratching their heads.The hits have arrived. The walks are plenty. But the first baseman’s power and his lineup-carrying dominance haven’t yet appeared. Guerrero, through 42 games, is on pace for just eight home runs. His slugging percentage, .377, would be the lowest of his career. In his past 15 games, Guerrero is hitting .204.Advertisement