Mets' Bichette Third Base Move Backfiring

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is New York Mets News today, where a team coverage meets AI. The New York Mets are facing a defensive headache at third base with their new signing, Boba Shet. The former Toronto Blue J's shortstop jumped to the Mets in free agency, but he slotted at third because Marcus Semyon owns second base. So far, it's been rough, with Bashaet's throw sailing wide and costing out. Here this week on Saturday, he botched another throw that let a runner stay safe, adding to the growing list of mishaps. Bashaet was a lifelong shortstop, never playing a single major league ending at third before this move. Mets fans aren't shot. They knew the risk, but it's hitting hard for a team chasing the title. His arm just isn't cutting it there yet, turning potential double plays into headaches. Back with the Blue J's last season, they shifted him to second after an injury, but nothing pointed to third base success. No real track record, and now the errors are piling up. The Mets have to sort this fast, maybe shuffle the infield, or drill Bashaet hard, because

1:03championship dreams don't survive while throws every night.