Vlady won the HR Derby with a score of 25 bombs in the final

The Guerreros are officially the Kings of the Home Run Derby.

Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. survived a late run from Randy Arzarina to win the first Derby title of his career at Seattle’s T-Mobile Park.

Guerrero hit a career-best 25 home runs in his finals to clinch the title, eventually defeating Arruzarena 25-23 in the final round.

The win made Guerrero and his father Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero Sr. a title. A familiar name. The first father-son duo to be home derby champions. Vladimir Sr. won the derby in 2007 in San Francisco.

Guerrero needed only 72 home runs to win the title, the fourth most he has won in a single derby. He now hits 163 in the Derby, which puts him second all-time behind Pete Alonso.

The 24-year-old, born in Montreal, is the first Blue Jays player to win the Derby. He also joins Justin Morneau (2008) as the only Canadian-born player to win.

This year’s event saw a Home Run Derby record-breaking 341 homers throughout the evening.

Check out our full coverage of the derby below:

Second round

(6) Vladimir Guerrero Jr. vs. (7) Julio Rodriguez

Rodriguez dug himself a small hole after a great first lap, only reaching 20 in the second and leaving the door wide open for Guerrero to move on.

And Vlady does not miss. The Blue Jays basketball player ruined the home crowd’s party by hitting his 20th home run as time expired, then hit J-Rod with a direct shot into overtime to reach the final.

This is the second time Guerrero has reached the final round. He got there as a starter in 2019, but lost out to Alonso.

(1) Louis Robert Jr. vs. (5) Randy Arzarina

Arosarina set the bar high for top seed Robert, hitting a 35-run homer for second. Alonso’s first race of 2021 is tied for the fourth-most singles track of all time. His 59-year-old two-point entourage is currently tied for sixth all-time in a single derby.

Robert scored 22 goals but did not come close to catching Arosarina, who easily qualified for the final. His second inning included a climactic, 484-foot homer that was Monday’s longest fight up to that point.

Round 1

(2) Pete Alonso vs. (7) Julio Rodriguez

There is no place like home.

Backed by a lovable, boisterous crowd of Mariners fans, Rodriguez picked up where he left off last year by smashing 32 hurdles before overtime, on his way to ending his first innings run with a 41-bomb, making him the only player to hit multiple home runs. 30 in Derby history, while his 41 barriers represent a new single-run record.

Alonso, who was chasing his third Derby title, simply didn’t have an answer for J-Rod. The Mets broom hit a respectable 21 before the clock finally ticked. It’s the second year in a row that Rodriguez has sacked Alonso, who was also knocked out in the semifinals last summer at Dodger Stadium.

Alonso was working with a new pitcher to practice hitting. Rami Friedlin was unable to make it to Seattle due to a forearm injury.

(3) Mookie Bates vs. (6) Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Guerrero looked tired at the end, but showed off his tremendous strength throughout his time in the house. With Blue Jays manager John Schneider, he hit 26 homers including three at 440 feet or more.

It was more than enough for Vlady to move forward. Bates, competing in his first Derby, hit just 11 home runs in regulation time and never hit a home run.

Guerrero’s first-round victory made him only the third player to ever hit 100 home runs in a derby, joining Pete Alonso and Albert Pujols. ESPN.

(1) Louis Robert C. (8) Adley Rochman

With his dad throwing at him, Rutschman made a first-rounder. The batter smashed 20 homers to the left side, then transformation During the last 30 seconds he detonated seven more bombs with his right hand.

Robert wasn’t bothered at all. White Sox hitter Rutschman tied the game before the end of regulation time, then finished off the Orioles catcher with just one swing just 15 seconds into bonus time. Robert put on a show by crushing seven of the 28 barriers 440 feet or more high.

Rochman became the third no-miss in the first innings after taking more than 27 wickets, joining Shuhei Ohtani and Salvador Perez in 2021, according to The Guardian. ESPN statistics and info.

(4) Adolis Garcia vs. (5) Randy Arzarina

Arosarina took away her chance cowboy boots For introductions, they work like a charm. The Rays star opened Derby by smashing 24 home runs to easily take the lead, becoming the first Rays player to win the Derby. Garcia completed the return of his good friend in his Derby debut.