Bichette chooses the Mets over rivals on a $126M three-year pact

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Bo Bichette left the Blue Jays for the New York Mets on a three-year, $126 million contract with opt-outs after the first two years. He cited the Mets’ commitment to winning every year, a roster built for contention, and playing in NYC’s passionate market as decisive factors, noting he valued the chance to pursue a World Series with a storied franchise. He acknowledged talks with Toronto but felt moving to the Mets was the clear decision, and he’ll shift to third base as he helps push the Mets back toward the postseason.
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