According to MLB insider Jon Morosi, the bulk of the interest in Bichette thus far this offseason has been with the intention of utilizing him at shortstop. However, Morosi also noted that teams with an established shortstop already on the roster have expressed interest in bringing Bichette on board at second base or even third base.

Captain Obvious is back with a report about Blue Jays free agent Bo Bichette, who will receive interest from a number of teams if he's willing to switch positions.

Toronto Blue Jays star shortstop Bo Bichette may have to make a sudden position change in free agency this offseason.

The Blue Jays just lived through the kind of heartbreak that’d stick for a long time. They failed to end their 32-year World Series drought. And Bo Bichette, limping through the pain, still gave us all a no-doubter that could have shifted destiny.

Dodgers must offer Bo Bichette an eight-year, $200 million contract to steal the elite shortstop from the Blue Jays this offseason.

Coming into 2025, Bo Bichette had spent seven seasons with the Blue Jays (one of them was a Covid-shortened season). All of them were good, until 2024. He had received MVP votes in 2021, 22 and 23. He led the league in hits.

A report from a renowned journalist claims that Bo Bichette might be open to joining the Yankees. Here’s the full fact check.

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