Bo Bichette Expresses Gratitude to Blue Jays Fans for Their Support
Bo Bichette recently expressed heartfelt gratitude to Toronto Blue Jays fans following his transition to the New York Mets. After his introductory press conference, he took a moment to reflect on nearly a decade spent in Toronto, acknowledging the fan base for their unwavering support.
Gratitude for Support
Bichette shared his appreciation through a message, reminiscing about his time with the Blue Jays. He stated, “If I wasn’t going to retire a Blue Jay, then I’m grateful we had Game 7.” This reference highlights a significant moment shared with fans during a high-stakes match.
Memorable Game 7
In the previous season, Bichette and the Blue Jays nearly clinched the World Series, reaching Game 7. They faced the Los Angeles Dodgers, who ultimately triumphed. Bichette’s performance during the gripping 11-inning game was remarkable, especially given he played through a knee injury.
- Bichette was sidelined for most of the final month of the regular season due to injury.
- He missed the ALDS and ALCS but returned for the World Series.
- During Game 7, he hit a go-ahead home run, demonstrating his determination.
Transition to the Mets
After signing a three-year contract with the Mets, Bichette concluded his time in Toronto. He reflected, “You watched me grow up. You lived with my ups and downs. You encouraged me anyways. Thank you.”
Career Highlights
Since making his Major League Baseball (MLB) debut in 2019, Bichette has established himself as a top player. He has led the league in hits twice and boasts an impressive career slash line of .294/.337/.469.
Final Thoughts
Bichette’s new journey with the Mets begins, but he carries cherished memories and gratitude for his fans in Toronto. His message encapsulates a deep connection built over years of shared experiences, underscoring the impact of fan support in his career.
