To be the best, you have to beat the best. And what better way for the New York Yankees to do that than by poaching one of the Toronto Blue Jays' best players?

Bo Bichette's free agency is more active than it seems. The former Toronto Blue Jays star could re-sign north of the border, or have a litany of suitors such as the Red Sox, Yankees or Dodgers.

Nevertheless, Alonso's explanation didn't sit well with Davis Schneider's dad, Steven. He provided his take after resharing MLB Network's clip, which highlighted Alonso's explanation on X. "Tell me you haven’t watched the (BlueJays) play baseball without telling me you haven’t watched (BlueJays) play baseball…," Steven captioned the post.

Bo Bichette, who was on the Blue Jays team that lost to the Dodgers in the World Series, appears to be embracing a new outlook on his free agency. Bichette has been a shortstop his whole career, but the consensus is that he'll eventually have to move off of that position.

The Toronto Blue Jays are on the hunt for both Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette, but a surprising new team has entered the chat.

Bo Bichette has been a shortstop for a majority of his career; however, he is letting teams know that he can play second base if needed.

Free agency's top shortstop could sign ... as a second baseman. MLB Trade Rumors explains why it makes sense for Bichette to change positions.

A former MLB executive now believes that the Boston Red Sox will land coveted free agent infielder Bo Bichette from Toronto. The post Red Sox Predicted to Sign $186 Million Bo Bichette as Bregman Return Hopes Fade appeared first on Heavy Sports.