Key Highlights
- No matter where he lands, he has a strong market thanks to his flexibility. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“Can confirm Bo Bichette has received interest from multiple teams who view him as a second baseman or third baseman, due to the presence of an established shortstop on those rosters.
- Further evidence that the World Series augmented his value in the marketplace,” MLB insider Jon Morosi posted. The Philadelphia Phillies are making a push to get Bichette to agree to a deal, which would position them as favorites to win the NL East again.“The official spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of ongoing talks, but confirmed a report by The Athletic that the Phillies scheduled a virtual meeting with Bichette on Monday, Jan.
- 12 to discuss the possibility of joining the Phillies,” USA Today’s Bob Nightengale wrote. FanSided’s Chris Landers believes the Los Angeles Dodgers may ultimately beat out the Phillies for Bichette. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“ Unless the Red Sox really, really experience a financial change of heart, it's not hard to see Bichette not finding the sort of deal he (understandably) thinks he deserves.
- And in that case, why not take an opt out-laden deal with the Dodgers, rake in 2026 and hit the market again ahead of your age-29 season,” Landers wrote. The Dodgers have yet to make a big-time move like they have in the last couple of offseasons.
- Securing Bichette wouldn’t be shocking, especially given their future roster needs. With Kyle Tucker remaining mostly quiet on his free-agent decision, the Dodgers see Bichette as the more likely of the two to sign with LA.
