Bo Bichette is expected to have a lot of interested teams this winter, and this division rival could be his best match.

His production proved critical during Toronto’s run, and his consistency at the plate reaffirmed the impact he brings in high-leverage moments. That performance solidified his importance in a season where the Blue Jays’ offense often leaned on him to stabilize key stretches.

Can the Blue Jays really afford to sign both Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette, and we're not talking about the money.

Could the Toronto Blue Jays' top competition in the American League East also be the team that steals Bo Bichette?

Tucker, a four-time All-Star who spent last season with the Chicago Cubs, reportedly visited the Blue Jays’ training facility in Dunedin, Fla., before the Winter Meetings. Toronto signed former San Diego Padres pitcher Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract earlier this month.

The Toronto Blue Jays have reached their fork in the road. Should they sign Kyle Tucker to a massive $400 million haul, or keep World Series hero Bo Bichette un

Former MLB player Jeff Francoeur urges the Atlanta Braves to pursue Bo Bichette amid offseason rumors about the club’s shortstop situation.

While it’s true that I’ve never been the biggest Alex Bregman fan, I promise my affinity for wanting BoBichette to fill out the Red Sox’s infield next season is not due to bias from that (mostly).