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The veteran infielder can opt out — within five days of the World Series’ conclusion — from the three-year contract worth $126 million he signed last winter.

New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette faces an upcoming contract decision with an opt-out clause following his first season with the club. Bichette can opt out of his three-year, $126 million contract within five days of the World Series ending, but he has indicated an openness to remaining in New York.
Bichette expressed comfort with the city, noting that both he and his wife enjoy living there. Despite the pressures of playing in New York, he indicated that he values the high expectations and the challenge of competing with the team.
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