Mets shift Bo Bichette to second in lineup for finale against White Sox
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 6:51 PM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026

The New York Mets are preparing for their series finale against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday. The Mets recently won 10-5 after losing 6-4 in the series opener. Star infielder Bo Bichette will bat second, moving up from third in the batting order, as the Mets look to win the series. Bichette has been performing well, hitting.333 this month with four home runs and 13 RBIs. The change in lineup emphasizes his recent success as he aims to continue contributing against the White Sox.
- •Mets won 10-5 in their last game against the White Sox.
- •Bo Bichette shifts from third to second in the batting order.
- •Bichette has recorded four home runs in August.
- •Mets lost the first game of the series 6-4.
- •The finale takes place on Sunday.
- 6:51 PMYahoo Sports — New York Mets Announce Sudden Bo Bichette Change During White Sox Series
"The New York Mets are set to play their series finale against the Chicago White Sox on Sunday.The Mets won their most recent game against the White Sox by a 10-5 final score. This was after they lost to the White Sox in their series opener by a 6-4 final score. With this, the Mets […] The post New York Mets Announce Sudden Bo Bichette Change During White Sox Series appeared first on HEAVY.
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