To be the best, you have to beat the best. And what better way for the New York Yankees to do that than by poaching one of the Toronto Blue Jays' best players?

General Manager Brian Cashman has already gone on record stating he is “open-minded” about trading star second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr., a comment that feels less like due diligence and more like a “For Sale” sign on a player who just posted a 30-30 season.

The 2025 New York Mets had one of the worst collapses in professional sports history, going from the league’s best team by record in June to losing 55 of their final 93 games and missing the playoffs completely.

When the offseason began, Bo Bichette was the consensus No. 1 choice among all available shortstops, setting him up for a potential bidding war between clubs in need at that position. As we head toward January,

Although Bo Bichette is one of the top remaining free agents and we take a look at three potential suitors for the infielder.

The Toronto Blue Jays should be the top landing spot in the Bo Bichette sweepstakes, but will they be able to retain their star?

The Toronto Blue Jays are on the hunt for both Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette, but a surprising new team has entered the chat.

The star shortstop was expected to draw plenty of interest in free agency. Fast forward to today, and the market has been rather slow.

MLB insider feels that although teams are interested in Bo Bichette as a second baseman, they are alternatives for him in the trade market.

Bo Bichette's free agency is more active than it seems. The former Toronto Blue Jays star could re-sign north of the border, or have a litany of suitors such as the Red Sox, Yankees or Dodgers.