The Toronto Blue Jays' lineup, populated with heavy hitters like Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette, has surprisingly struggled to produce home runs early this season, ranking last in the league with just 23 homers. In contrast, the Kansas City Royals have outperformed them significantly, hitting 25 home runs already.

Despite a payroll exceeding $246 million, the Blue Jays have continued a trend from last year when they hit only 156 home runs, placing them in the bottom tier of MLB teams. Guerrero's recent massive contract seems at odds with the team's current performance, as the club's average of 0.67 homers per game is far below the league average of 1.1. The Blue Jays have the potential to turn things around, but their lack of power production raises concerns for fans and analysts alike.