Bo Bichette: Hitting Elite, Fielding Room for Improvement

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Boba Shet knows his defense has room to improve, but he stands by his skills as one of baseball's

top hitting infielders.

The Toronto Shorestop recently spoke out, saying he believes he's already among the elite

players in Major League Baseball, even if not everyone, agrees.

He told reporters he can be seen as one of the best more often, calling it subjective,

but backing his own talent at the plate.

His stats back up the bat, he crushes pitches with power and consistency that few infielders

match.

Fans and analysts have mixed reactions, with some pushing back on his self-assessment,

given his fielding struggles, still, teens value his offense enough to overlook some

glove issues for now.

The Blue Jays locked him into a big contract betting on that hitting stroke, and as long

as he keeps delivering runs, the pressure stays manageable on.

Expect the Shet to keep swinging for the fences this season, proving his words with

more big performances at the dish.