The New York Mets have been very aggressive in free agency in recent years, and they seem to find themselves involved in every conversation involving a marquee free agent.
The New York Mets received welcome news late Thursday night, as Bo Bichette reportedly opted into his $42 million player option for the 2027 season, according to Will Sammon of The Athletic.
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Last offseason, the New York Mets signed Bo Bichette to a three-year, $126 million deal. The deal included player options of $42 million for 2027 and 2028.
Bo Bichette has chosen to stay with the New York Mets. Bichette will reportedly exercise his $42 million player option and not explore the free-agent market amid the impending lockout and the uncertainty of CBA negotiations.
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New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette will exercise his $42 million player option for the 2027 season instead of returning to free agency, The Athletic reported Thursday.
Bo Bichette is officially locking in the money. The New York Mets infielder Bichette is picking up his $42 million player option to stay with the team, Will Sammon of The Athletic reported on Thursday.
Bichette was expected to opt into the second year of his Mets contract, and a report Thursday gave more clarity on the situation.
Bo Bichette will remain with the Mets for the 2027 season. Will Sammon of The Athletic reports that the two-time All-Star is bypassing his first opportunity to opt out of his three-year deal.
Bo Bichette has a decision to make this offseason, and it’s an interesting one. After a disappointing year with the New York Mets, he can opt out of his contract and test free agency again.
The New York Mets signed Bo Bichette to a $126 million contract that included player options last offseason in hopes that he’d play a crucial role in helping the ball club reach the postseason.
Bichette has a decision to make regarding his future.
Bichette must decide if he will opt out of his Mets deal or return to the club for another season.
Throughout the summer, New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette had carefully spoken about the opt-out decision that hovers over his status regarding his short-term future.
Bo Bichette’s opt-out decision may end up going down to the wire. It is a “genuine coin flip” as to whether or not the New York Mets infielder Bichette will test free agency this winter, Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Thursday.
Bichette signed a three-year, $126M deal that included opt-outs after the first and second campaigns to join the Mets this past offseason.
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Whether or not the New York Mets will attempt to acquire a younger prospect or two for infielder Bo Bichette before the Aug. 3 MLB trade deadline will be a big question hovering over the club.
Bichette endured a rough start to his Mets tenure, and he acknowledged in May that making the transition to New York was tougher than he had expected.
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