Toronto Blue Jays star Bo Bichette makes a key announcement amid growing speculation about his future with the team.

The Toronto Blue Jays are 20-20, but just 3.5 games back of the New York Yankees for first place in the American League East. However, if their season slips away, they could quickly become sellers.

The Toronto Blue Jays have to be patient with Bo Bichette's replacement, despite him surging through the pipleline.

The Toronto Blue Jays may want to consider this blockbuster trade if they aim to be sellers at the MLB trade deadline.

After missing the playoffs last fall, the team added win-now contributors like Jeff Hoffman, Anthony Santander, Andres Gimenez and Max Scherzer. And then, shortly after opening day, they locked in superstar slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with a $500 million extension.

"I'm making some improvements on how to get my range back, and I've made some good adjustments," the Blue Jays shortstop said.

On Tuesday, ESPN's MLB insider Jeff Passan dropped his prediction for Bichette's next deal: At least $100 million.

"Two years ago, Bichette looked like a lock for $300 million," ESPN's Jeff Passan wrote. "A brutal 2024 soured his stock, and while his average has climbed early this season, the power he showed in three consecutive 20-plus-homer seasons remains AWOL."

There have been a lot of contributing factors to the Toronto Blue Jays struggling to consistently produce runs this season. Their major offseason additions, sec

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The Toronto Blue Jays will have a tough decision this offseason. They must decide what to do with shortstop Bo Bichette, whose contract ends after the 2025 season. Bichette is set to hit unrestricted free agency,