Blue Jays manager John Schneider speaks on Bo Bichette's availability moving on
The Toronto Blue Jays have been patiently waiting for Bo Bichette to return to the lineup and it looks like there is a chance he can be back for the ALCS.
The Blue Jays ended up leaving Bichette off of the ALDS roster as manager John Schneider stated that he had not began to ramp up enough when it came to his injured knee to be included in the series.
John Schneider speaks on Bo Bichette's availability moving forward
Schneider spoke to the media this afternoon and gave some insight as to where Bichette is now in his recovery and if he will be available in the following series if the Blue Jays move on.
Bichette is still ramping up his recovery in Toronto as he is not travelling with the team to New York but according to Schneider their is no major update as of right now.
Bo Bichette still progressing back in Toronto per John Schneider. No major status change as of now.
Meanwhile, Jose Berrios still not throwing.
Meanwhile, Jose Berrios still not throwing.
Bichette seems to be improving by the day but has yet to begin running which will be the true test as to when he will return.
John Schneider says that Bo Bichette is still ramping up. He stayed back in Toronto this week.
Again, the only update that really matters here will be Bichette running. Once that happens, the #BlueJays can draw up a timeline and push Bichette.
Again, the only update that really matters here will be Bichette running. Once that happens, the #BlueJays can draw up a timeline and push Bichette.
The Blue Jays offense has been playing great even without Bichette in the lineup but at the same time the sooner they get him back the better off they will be, especially if they make it to the next round.
Hopefully Bichette will finally progress to running while the Blue Jays are in New York and will be ready for the following series.
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