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Yankees, Dodgers and Cubs Enter Bo Bichette Chase as Market for All-Star Infielder Widens

Expanded bidding challenges Toronto’s hopes of a reunion.

Overview

  • Jon Heyman reports that the Yankees, Dodgers and Cubs have checked in on free agent Bo Bichette, expanding a market previously centered on the Blue Jays and Red Sox.
  • The Yankees are fielding trade inquiries on Jazz Chisholm Jr., a move that could open second base for Bichette, with Anthony Volpe expected to start 2026 on the injured list after shoulder surgery.
  • The Cubs are listening on Nico Hoerner per reports, signaling a willingness to reshape their infield if a path to adding Bichette emerges.
  • Clubs are evaluating Bichette at second or third base as his shortstop defense has declined, and he briefly handled second base for Toronto in the postseason.
  • Toronto’s Ross Atkins says the Blue Jays remain in Bichette’s market, while analysts peg his next contract in roughly the $150 million range.