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By Zach Pressnell
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The Toronto Blue Jays are seemingly one of the most aggressive teams in free agency this offseason, which leaves them as one of the top suitors for superstar outfielder Kyle Tucker.
As the Blue Jays chase Tucker, there's a chance that shortstop Bo Bichette bolts for a deal with a new team. In fact, with each passing day, it seems more and more likely that Bichette will suit up with a new team next year.
Brayden Haena of ClutchPoints predicted Bichette would bolt from Toronto and sign a six-year, $210 million deal with the San Francisco Giants this winter.
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"All signs point toward Bo Bichette signing with the San Francisco Giants on a six-year, $210 million deal," Haena wrote. "It gives him long-term security, positional flexibility, and a chance to lead one of baseball’s most storied franchises back into relevance. For the Giants, it would be a franchise-defining move — one that finally ends their cycle of mediocrity and re-establishes them as a legitimate contender in the National League."
The Giants need to add another infielder to their roster, notably at second base, and Bichette would be the perfect option.
San Francisco has shown some aggressiveness in free agency over the last year. It could look to target Bichette and a top starting pitcher to close the gap on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West.
Signing Bichette and a pitcher like Ranger Suárez would be a dream come true for the Giants heading into next season.
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