Bo Bichette, facing contract speculation, remains laser-focused on winning the World Series for the Toronto Blue Jays. Despite rumors about his futur

While the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays continue to duke it out in the 2025 World Series, the rest of Major League Baseball is planning for the offseason to come. In some places, that means paying special attention to Toronto infielder Bo Bichette, one of the winter's top potential free agents.

Get ready to see several World Series contenders, including the Yankees and Braves, try to break out the big bucks for Blue Jays star Bo Bichette.

Discover how Bo Bichette’s family legacy, global roots, and upbringing shaped one of baseball’s most talented young stars.

At any rate, playing in Colorado worked wonders for Bo's dad. Dante Bichette spent seven seasons with the Rockies, named an All-Star four times, twice leading the majors in total hits and batting .316. In his seven MLB seasons elsewhere, he was a .269-hitting, replacement-level, zero-time All-Star.

At 27, the Blue Jays infielder is set to become a free agent for the first time. But all of his current focus is winning one final game in Toronto.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/red-sox/onsi as Insiders Pitch Red Sox-Bo Bichette Fit But It's Complicated. The Boston Red Sox should have plenty of money at their disposal this offseason after trading away Rafael Devers this past summer.

Bo Bichette says he doesn't expect to require off-season surgery despite the sprained ligament in his knee. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

An ability to make contact and get on base is Bichette’s calling card and something the Rockies desperately need in a hitter. He owns a career 19.4% strikeout rate and had a career-low 14.5% rate in 2025. Sure, he’s not going to walk a ton, but a roughly 6% walk rate isn’t too shabby considering he’s doing quite a bit with his bat.