Don Mattingly expresses support for Bo Bichette after Blue Jays exit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 10:00 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Philadelphia Phillies manager Don Mattingly commented on Bo Bichette's struggles following the former Blue Jays infielder's transition to the New York Mets. While Bichette was expected to lead the Mets as a key player, he has faced scrutiny as the team seeks consistency. In a recent statement, Mattingly expressed his support, saying, 'I still like him,' emphasizing Bichette's previous success. Bichette's performance has been impacted by injuries within the Mets' lineup, which includes Juan Soto and Francisco Lindor. Mattingly's comments reflect his respect for former players in the organization and hint at a possible future reunion if Bichette opts out of his Mets contract.
- •Mattingly supports Bichette following his struggles with Mets.
- •Bichette joined Mets after a successful stint with Blue Jays.
- •Mets facing lineup challenges due to injuries.
- •Mattingly coached Bichette during his Blue Jays tenure.
- •Bichette's contract situation could allow for future reunions.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — Phillies’ Don Mattingly Sends 4-Word Bo Bichette Message After Blue Jays Exit
"The Philadelphia Phillies manager offered a response on the struggling infielder after the pair left the Toronto Blue Jays.
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