Although Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has produced big games against the New York Yankees in his career, he has never done so as a member of a division-leading team in September.

Guerrero is among many who assured the Blue Jays will exit New York in sole possession of first place in the American League East after this weekend. Toronto will attempt to widen its lead when it continues a three-game series with the Yankees on Saturday afternoon.

The Blue Jays (82-59) hold a four-game advantage over the Yankees (78-63) in a division they have led since July 1. They are trying to secure their first East title since 2015.

Guerrero tied a career high with four hits in Toronto's 7-1 romp on Friday night. He hit his 16th career homer in New York and is batting .524 (11-for-21) over his past five games,

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