Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Exits Game, In Concussion Protocol After Third-Base Collision
Guerrero Jr. left a Blue Jays game and is in concussion protocol following a collision at third base, per beat reporter Keegan Matheson.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. exited a game and is in concussion protocol after a collision at third base, Blue Jays beat reporter Keegan Matheson reported.
The play was described as chaotic. What matters now is the protocol itself, which means Guerrero Jr.'s availability going forward is unconfirmed until he clears the league's concussion evaluation process.
Why the timing matters
The Blue Jays are one game out of the final AL Wild Card spot, with the Rangers and Tigers both having recently dropped games to tighten the race. Jon Morosi has noted Toronto's re-entry into Wild Card contention. A Guerrero Jr. absence of any length is the kind of variable a team in that position would rather not be navigating.
What remains unconfirmed
No timetable has been reported. Concussion protocol does not carry a fixed return window, and nothing in the available reporting indicates when Guerrero Jr. might be cleared. No corresponding roster move has been announced.
The situation warrants close attention as the Wild Card race continues.
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