"A key reason why Canada's team even made it to the Fall Classic was the steady offensive production they got all year from a familiar face. Once again, Bo Bichette proved himself to be one of the best hitters in baseball in 2025, landing him close to the top of MLB's hits leaderboard in a season where he only played 139 games."
"Despite suffering a regular season-ending injury in early September, Bichette collected 181 hits with a slashline of .311/.357/.483. He also hit for the highest batting average with runners in scoring position across the league at .380, with a 129 OPS+ to boast. Bo Bichette's Legacy in Blue Will Stand the Test of Time Currently, MLB hitters are having a tough time adjusting to how managers choose to pitch to them, as teams now tend to favour higher velocities and lighter pitch counts from their pitchers."
The Toronto Blue Jays lost the 2025 World Series in a Game 7 defeat to the Los Angeles Dodgers, where Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto delivered clutch performances. Bo Bichette finished the season with 181 hits and a .311/.357/.483 slashline across 139 games before a regular season-ending injury in early September. Bichette hit .380 with runners in scoring position and posted a 129 OPS+. Since 2021 he ranks seventh in MLB hits with fewer at-bats than many peers. Hitting trends favoring higher velocities have increased Bichette's projected offseason value, estimated near $200 million.
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