Will Bo Bichette be back with the Toronto Blue Jays next year?
For Bo Bichette and the Toronto Blue Jays, the 2025 World Series nearly closed a remarkable chapter. In Game 7, despite playing through injury, Bichette delivered a memorable home run in the second inning, sending the ball over the outfield fence and giving Toronto a 3-0 lead against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Had the Blue Jays secured the championship, that moment might have become legendary — emblazoned on shirts and celebrated across Canada. However, Toronto managed only one more run, eventually losing 5-4 to the Dodgers in the 11th inning. The defeat left Bichette’s homer as a highlight overshadowed by bigger questions about his future with the team.
Bichette, who has been one of Toronto’s most beloved players since debuting in 2019, heads into free agency without a contract for next year. His performance has drawn significant attention and speculation about what comes next.
- Matthew Pouliot of NBC Sports projects Bichette’s next deal at eight years and $216 million — a substantial commitment, though still well below Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s $500 million contract.
- ESPN’s David Schoenfield suggests the San Francisco Giants could make a strong push to sign him.
“I would be lying if I hadn’t thought about [this possibly being my last year in Toronto] at some point during the season,”
Bichette admitted before Game 6, though he declined to discuss the matter further.
Author’s Summary
Bo Bichette’s standout World Series moment and impending free agency leave Toronto fans uncertain but hopeful after a memorable 2025 season.
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