The Phillies are set to meet with Bo Bichette as teams scramble to sign top free agents. Who else is in the mix for the Toronto Blue Jays All-Star?

There is plenty of interest in Bichette in free agency, but two teams stand out right now: The Boston Red Sox and the Philadelphia Phillies. After Alex Bregman reportedly agreed to a deal with the Chicago Cubs, USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported the Red Sox will shift their focus to Bichette, whom they were already reportedly talking to.

Infielder Bo Bichette is one of the biggest names still available in free agency, and The Athletic’s senior MLB insider Ken Rosenthal believes there is a “favorite” emerging to sign him.

It’s a good time to be Bo Bichette. Not only did the Phillies cannonball last week into the pool of teams interested in signing Bichette, but his market is about to kick into overdrive after fellow free-agent infielder Alex Bregman reached a five-year,

The Philadelphia Phillies were named as the front-runners to sign Toronto Blue Jays star shortstop Bo Bichette this offseason.

Morosi said Bichette is “a good fit culturally” with the current Phillies roster and that he has ”connections" on the team. The biggest connection is the Phillies’ just-hired bench coach, Don Mattingly, who spent last season with Bichette on the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Phillies are jumping into the Bo Bichette derby and will meet with him soon. MLB Trade Rumors explores the fit and possible ramifications.

Circumstance, context, and logic suggest that Bichette will end up signing elsewhere. Let's explore the chance that Bichette lands here anyway.

The New York Yankees could have interest in the star infielder, but at least one insider thinks he’s headed to the Philadelphia Phillies.

The Los Angeles Dodgers' chances of signing Toronto Blue Jays Bo Bichette has significantly decreased for three reasons.