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Bo Bichette’s $42 Million Career Decision Might Have Costed Mets $115 Million 3B

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 19h ago

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Bo Bichette’s decision to stay with the New York Mets has changed the team’s offseason plans. Bichette, 28, chose not to opt out of his three-year, $126 million contract this winter. He will earn $42 million in 2027, the second year of the deal. The Mets…

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