Detroit Tigers are going all in on trying to acquire Toronto Blue Jays all-star
The Toronto Blue Jays seem to be at a standstill with shortstop Bo Bichette who is on an expiring deal and it looks like the Detroit Tigers could benefit from adding him.
The Tigers seem to be interested in acquiring Bichette from the Blue Jays
The Tigers have built off of their surprising 2024 season and have been an absolute powerhouse so far this season but it looks like they are still looking to add a few missing pieces before the playoffs.
Former MLB GM Jim Bowden recently stated that the Tigers could be interested in acquiring Bichette to help solve their third base issues this upcoming off-season but there iis always a chance he gets dealt before the trade deadline as a rental.
Jim Bowden of The Athletic (subscription required) recently wrote about Bo Bichette of the Toronto Blue Jays potentially being an answer for the Tigers at third base this coming winter. -Ziegler
>«Bichette might have to be willing to move to third base for certain interested teams like the Tigers, Yankees, or Dodgers, but he should have a strong market if he plays at his accustomed level this season,» -Bowden
For the Blue Jays, if they are not willing to re-sign
Bichette, they need to try and move him at the trade deadline to at least end up with some kind of return even if it is just for a rental.
Losing a player like Bichette to free agency with nothing in return would be catastrophic for the Blue Jays since the chances they will find a free agent of his caliber to replace him is slim to none.
The free agent market will have plenty of talented players this off-season but the issue the Blue Jays seem to have is convincing those players to come to Toronto which fans have seen time and time again over the last few years.
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MAI 25 | 959 ANSWERS Detroit Tigers are going all in on trying to acquire Toronto Blue Jays all-star Should the Blue Jays trade Bo Bichette before the trade deadline? |
Yes | 534 | 55.7 % |
No | 425 | 44.3 % |
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