Bichette’s Mets Future Hangs in Balance | New York Mets News

Bo Bichette came to the Mets with championship dreams and even switched positions to help, but this season’s been a rollercoaster — surrounded by new faces as teammates leave, he admits it’s not fun. Interim manager Andy Green is using the rest of the year as a proving ground for everyone, including veterans like Bichette, whose contract includes opt-outs after this and next season. Bichette stays optimistic, crediting young talent, veteran leadership, and the team’s hunger to bounce back. Financially, staying makes sense — his $40M+ deal hasn’t matched his performance, which started strong, peaked in June, then dipped. But at 28, he could still land a better deal elsewhere if he leaves — maybe chasing that elusive win. For now, he’s focused on finishing strong, keeping contract talk on hold until October.

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