Bo Bichette Confirms He’s “Good to Go” as Blue Jays Eye World Series Glory
Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette has delivered the update fans have been waiting for, he’s officially ready to take the field for the World Series.
Moments after the Blue Jays sealed their dramatic Game 7 palm over the Seattle hearties, Bichette spoke confidently to journalists in the triumphant club.
The 27- time-old star, who’s been sidelined with a knee sprain since early September, assured everyone he’ll be back in action when the Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night at Rogers Center.
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“I’ll be ready.” That’s all Bichette needed to say, and it was enough to send a wave of relief through the Blue Jays fanbase.
Earlier on Monday, manager John Schneider gave a positive update, revealing that Bichette’s recovery has been “significant.” The shortstop has reportedly returned to light running and is showing solid improvement at the plate.
“Progress is just kind of just where he feels with his swing and how much more comfortable he feels kind of letting it rip,” Schneider explained before the tense Game 7 clash.
The words from both player and director painted a promising picture — one of quiet confidence and determination.
Bichette’s injury, sustained on 6 September against the New York Yankees, had kept him out of the ALCS, a painful blow for both the player and the club.
Despite that, his recovery appears well-timed, aligning impeccably with Toronto’s drive for its first World Series title in three decades.
Before the injury, Bichette was enjoying one of his stylish seasons. The Blue Jays’ infielder slashed 311/.357/.483, smashed 18 home runs, and hit 94 RBIs.
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Indeed, after missing the final 20 games, he finished tied for alternate in successes( 181) and second by doubles( 44), evidence of his thickness and dominance at the plate.
The Blue Jays’ offense has looked sharp without him, but Bichette’s return adds horsepower and leadership. His presence in the lineup could be the difference-maker in what promises to be a hard-fought World Series against the Dodgers.
The Toronto crowd will be roaring come Friday. The anticipation is building. Bichette’s return is more than a roster update, it’s a statement of intent.
