Infielder Bo Bichette has become a crucial player for the New York Mets, helping the team improve from a 47-66 record to 68-78. He signed a three-year, $126M contract with opt-outs after the first two seasons and may choose to enter free agency this fall. While he has performed well post-slump, the Mets lack a replacement for him, and the current free-agent class appears weak. However, with a lucrative $42M annual salary, opting out remains a difficult decision for Bichette.
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