It was a blustery, cold night in Boston. I didn’t see any precipitation, unlike last night, but the Fisher Cats got snowed on ...

The Toronto Blue Jays locked up their franchise cornerstone on Monday, officially announcing that Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had signed a 14-year, $500 million contract at a press conference in Toronto.

Bo Bichette went hitless in his last game (0-for-4), but will have another crack at it when the Toronto Blue Jays face Spencer Schwellenbach and the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday at 7:07 PM ET on SNET ...

Lost in all the Guerrero Jr. hubbub, however, is the uncertain future of Bo Bichette. His contract, like Guerrero Jr.'s up until this week, is scheduled to expire when the 2025 season ends.

shortstop Bo Bichette, to a long-term deal as well (via Sportsnet’s Hazel Mae). “The interest is definitely there,” said Atkins. “…It’s also our vision for [Guerrero and Bichette] to ...

Since debuting in 2019, Bo Bichette has been a key part of the Toronto Blue Jays’ lineup. Consistently, hitting for high batting averages of .290 and above while slugging 20+ home runs ...

All along, Guerrero and his longtime teammate Bo Bichette were scheduled to hit free agency together. It's hard for either to think about the pair splitting up, but Bichette has to get his money ...

With Guerrero signed, that leaves the most pertinent question facing Toronto at this point as what to do with shortstop Bo Bichette. The 27-year-old was a consensus top-15 prospect in the sport ...

Bo Bichette and the Toronto Blue Jays will play Grant Holmes and the Atlanta Braves on Monday at 7:07 PM ET on SNET and FDSSO. Bichette had two hits in his previous appearance, going 2-for-6 with ...