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Bichette's Slow Start Booed by Mets Fans

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The New York Mets new star shortstop, Bo Bichette, has had a rough start to the season, batting just .105 with two hits and eight strikeouts in four games. Despite the booing from fans, Bichette has taken responsibility for his performance, setting a positive tone for the team. Expect him to improve as the season progresses.

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Bichette's Slow Start Booed by Mets Fans

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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bichette's Slow Start Booed by Mets Fans. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 31st. Welcome to New York Mets News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. The New York Mets went all in this offseason after losing Peter Lanzo, dropping big cash on Shorestop Boba Shet with a 3-year 100. $26 million deal to keep them competitive. The former Toronto Blue J, a two-time all-star over 7 solid seasons, was supposed to fill that power void and push the team over the top. Following off a busy winter, the Mets sit at 3 wins and won loss early in the National League East, but the Shet Start has been rough. In just 4 games and 19 played appearances, he's got only 2 hits in 8 strikeouts, sitting at a brutal point 105 batting, average. Fans wasted no time showing frustration, booing the new guy loud during Sunday's loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, his third game with the team. New York's crowd doesn't hold back when expectations aren't met right away. Shet owned it completely, saying his ad bats looked awful, and the booze were overdue.

That kind of accountability from a star player sets a strong tone for shaking off the early rest. With a long season ahead, expect the Shet to heat up soon and help the Mets stay in the hunt. Just a slow start in a high-stake spot.

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