TORONTO – When Aaron Hicks inadvertently stepped on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s hand in New York last week, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. flashed back to last September. The Toronto Blue Jays left-fielder was in the midst of a torrid month at the plate when his right hand was accidentally clipped by former teammate Randal Grichuk in the outfield. His middle finger was cut for two stitches along the joints and made every swing over his final 16 at-bats pure agony. “Definitely, I remembered when it happened to me – it was bad,” Gurriel said through interpreter Hector Lebron. “I was very worried about Vladdy, especially when I saw the bleeding, but thank God it happened in an area that he could continue to have a good grip on the bat. Bad memories. We’re thankful he’s OK.” Guerrero, who needed a couple stitches to close the gash on his right ring finger, hit a couple of homers in the innings after getting tangled with Hicks, but has since cooled, going just 2-for-15 in the four games since. C...