Summary
The New York Mets signed Bo Bichette, a star shortstop from the Toronto Blue Jays, to a three-year contract for $126 million. This signing occurs after Bo Bichette considered joining the Philadelphia Phillies and replaces the Mets' initial interest in Kyle Tucker, who joined the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Key Facts
- Bo Bichette, a shortstop from the Toronto Blue Jays, joined the New York Mets with a three-year, $126 million contract.
- The Mets shifted focus to Bichette after their first choice, Kyle Tucker, signed with the Dodgers.
- The Philadelphia Phillies also showed interest in Bichette earlier in the week.
- Bo Bichette may move to third base with the Mets, as Francisco Lindor is the team's primary shortstop.
- The Blue Jays are left to find replacements for both Bichette and Tucker.
- The Mets recently acquired Marcus Semien, affecting their infield strategy.
