Could there be a silver lining to Bo Bichette's batting struggles?

After getting dropped to 5th in the order Bo Bichette had this to say:

There might not be any reason for panic though as the analytics show that are a major positives in his approach and swing. Bichette's quality of contact, average exit velocity and hard-hit rate has lowered only slightly.

Bichette is constantly tweaking his approach to overcome his batting struggles. Occasionally, he ditches his two-strike strategy, opting for his usual leg kick for better contact. Take, for instance, his crucial triple against Singer, a standout hit this season, which occurred on a 2-2 count. Keep an eye on his front leg during these pivotal moments. A lot of help has come from working on his swing with his dad and former MLB star Dante Bichette.

Since last Monday's series against the Kansas City Royals, Bichette has swung at just 50% of pitches thrown to him. Notably, his chase rate stands at 27.6%, lower than his career average of 37%.

In summary, Bichette has been selectively swinging at pitches he can't do damage with, while attacking the ones he can hit well. He's been making contact at high speeds, adhering to the ideal process for any struggling hitter—focusing on the approach regardless of immediate results.