MLB insider Ken Rosenthal has stated he feels it is increasingly unlikely that the Blue Jays re-sign Bichette. Toronto is still involved in talks though, according to multiple reports. The Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Philadelphia Phillies are three other teams all involved in trying to sign him.

The Toronto Blue Jays have reloaded ahead of the 2026 MLB season with the front office acting aggressively in free agency. However, one key piece of the organization over the past seven seasons, Bo Bichette, remains unsigned.

After opening as a 22-1 longshot to ink Bichette, Boston now has the second-shortesrt odds at +470. The Blue Jays opened as -230 favourites on FanDuel to re-sign the shortstop, Toronto’s odds have gotten slighly worse and are -195.

The Yankees emerge as a top landing spot for Bo Bichette, combining financial strength, positional need, and a clear path to playing time.

Bichette, four years younger than Bregman, hit .311 with 18 home runs and 94 RBIs in 139 games in what was a bounce-back season. Bregman hit at .273 with 18 home runs and 62 RBIs in 114 games played in 2025. On Saturday, MLB insider Jon Heyman linked the Philadelphia Phillies to Bo Bichete. Cole Tucker made his feelings known about that match.

A Toronto restaurant is offering Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichette a lifetime deal in hopes of enticing him to stay with the team.

There is a world where Brian Cashman and owner Hal Steinbrenner decide to opt out of the Scott Boras carnival. In it, the New York Yankees watch as Cody Belling

The Toronto Blue Jays have added a former Boston Red Sox pitcher while he recovers from an elbow injury, strengthening pitching depth as the team continues its pursuit of Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker.