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Bo Bichette

Bo Bichette

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Oct 26, 2026

Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
11:47
The Mets do not have a lot of speed on their roster, and it's tough for them to find it.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
11:52
Bo Bichette, if he comes back, is not going to steal a bunch of bases, and he's not going to be the rangiest third baseman.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
12:00
I already mentioned Lindor.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
12:02
Second base, if it's Beatty and Simeon, not a lot of speed there.

12 MINS LATER

Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
23:35
And thought that he had the makeup for New York.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
23:37
And he didn't.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
23:39
Bo Bichette seemed like a New York player through and through.
Ryan FinkelsteinHOST
23:44
A guy that's been around Major League Baseball since he was a child.
Brayden EwaskoHOST
11:15
And that's why I think Alejandro Kirk doesn't get enough, as much love as he probably should is because he is very good in those big situations, middle of a ball game where he pops into runs.
Brayden EwaskoHOST
11:25
And, you know, with a single just up the middle or something like that, right? Bo Bichette was phenomenal at that, right? He would be the guy you'd want at the plate in 2025 because he had the ability to knock in runners.
Brayden EwaskoHOST
11:37
If Bo Bichette came up, you're like, well, he's probably not going to knock those two in.
Brayden EwaskoHOST
11:41
So it's those little things to me, Carter.
Brayden EwaskoHOST
11:43
It doesn't necessarily need to be fully on the statistics and whatever.
Mike SilvaHOST
12:32
The fans were still into it.
Mike SilvaHOST
12:33
I even talked about this the afternoon that Bo Bichette hit that big home run late, how the fans got into it.
Mike SilvaHOST
12:41
You know, there was a lot of things to take away positive about the Mets and their relationship with the fans, which really was wiped away with the Alonzo three-gamer.
Mike SilvaHOST
12:49
And I will tell you, I feared, and I said it, I think I even mentioned it on the air, the rest of the league is looking at this.
Mark SimonGUEST
29:55
he wasn't as good like and the good plays from him dropped too he made some he certainly made some very good plays uh but his range really evaporated i don't know if it's a health thing or an age thing or what but it was rough
Jeff HysenHOST
30:09
using the eye test bo bichette seemed to be a competent if not a decent third baseman it was his first year at the position i thought he did fine now fangraphs had him with a positive defensive war number but the defensive run saved at Big Sports Info Solutions was very negative.
Jeff HysenHOST
30:31
Not just negative, it was very negative.
Jeff HysenHOST
30:34
What happened there?
ColeHOST
8:27
Why would it seem to bother him now? And also, he was good enough to get, like, signed for a lot.
ColeHOST
8:36
He was really good before he even met Bo Bichette.
BlairHOST
8:40
Yeah.
ColeHOST
8:40
He was good in, like, the Dominican before he met Bo Bichette.
ColeHOST
8:44
So, no, I do not think it's because of Bo Bichette.
BlairHOST
8:48
Yeah.
ColeHOST
8:48
If he turns around next year and Bo doesn't re-sign with the Jays somehow, then hey, I'm right.
Tommy LugauerHOST
11:25
And it opens up so many interesting dynamics when it comes to fans and... how to fan and people telling people how to fan, which was very much a thing during the Peterpalooza at Citi Field, P. Alonzo's return to Citi Field.
Tommy LugauerHOST
11:45
It was very much a thing, the first series of the season for the Mets against the Pirates when fans booed Bo Bichette.
Tommy LugauerHOST
11:52
I think back to Giancarlo Stanton getting booed on opening day, and it opens up the...
Tommy LugauerHOST
11:57
When is it okay to boo and when is it not okay to boo? All right, so this is a team that won a championship a couple years ago.
Craig BordenHOST
12:47
Or even Addison Barger with the Grand Slam.
Craig BordenHOST
12:50
Or Bo Bichette with his three-run home run off of Shohei Otani.
Craig BordenHOST
12:56
We nearly got to be a part of this 93 run and got to put the the Joe Carter lore on the back burner a little bit, almost Ernie Clement for a second there too.
Craig BordenHOST
13:08
We're talking like an eighth of an inch closer to the barrel of the bat.
Arash MadaniHOST
37:02
Wow.
Arash MadaniHOST
37:03
Nick Gordon and Bo Bichette came up together playing like kids baseball and travel baseball and all that kind of stuff.
Arash MadaniHOST
37:11
Wow.
Arash MadaniHOST
37:12
I had no idea he was into rap.
James SchianoHOST
18:35
We also thought some of these things last year, especially when the flurry happened with Pete and with Diaz, we were like, all right, it's going to be commit to the youth, and we're going to see what things have.
James SchianoHOST
18:43
And then a lot of creativity happened, which, again, whether or not it was David Stearns or Steve Cohen that really wanted Bo Bichette.
Marc LuinoHOST
18:50
I mean, I feel like I've been hearing more and more things that we said.
Marc LuinoHOST
18:54
Very much at the beginning, which was, this felt like a Steve Cohen move.
GazHOST
3:19
is.
GazHOST
3:20
I think there was a, I can't remember, I think Bo Bichette hit a home run, I think, or Vladdy in the seventh inning.
GazHOST
3:24
She was just there dancing at like half twelve.
GazHOST
3:27
And I'm just laying on the sofa going, ah, you've got this much energy.

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