Bichette Out with Foot Contusion | New York Mets News

Bo Bichette’s hot streak hit a snag as he was pulled from the Mets’ game against the Brewers in the fifth inning due to a left foot contusion — sustained when he fouled off a pitch earlier. Despite playing through pain, the injury forced his exit, with Christopher Morel stepping in at third. The Mets are calling it day-to-day, withholding specifics on severity or timeline. This marks another setback for a player who’s been remarkably durable this season and is riding a strong offensive surge — hitting .264 with 14 homers and 66 RBIs before the injury. Signed to a lucrative three-year, $126M deal from Toronto, Bichette, son of Hall of Famer Dante Bichette, has adapted well to his new role at third base. With two more years left on his contract, this latest injury comes at a critical juncture for both player and team.

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