The Phillies, who often wield years as their separator, might be the only team willing to extend to six, seven or eight years for Bichette.

Phillies move closer to landing Bo Bichette after a productive meeting with Blue Jays execs, signaling trade optimism.

Bo Bichette, one of the standout free agents this offseason, is generating significant buzz surrounding his future. After a reported meeting with the Philadelphia Phillies, questions have arisen about the potential implications for the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays.

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,

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.

The Phillies and free-agent infielder Bo Bichette met earlier this week and the meeting is said to have gone very well, reports the New York Post. New Phillies bench coach Don Mattingly was with Bichette in Toronto the last three years,

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

Now that Alex Bregman is off the board after he signed a five-year deal with the Chicago Cubs, the Red Sox must figure out where to turn next.