Bo Bichette: Pressure, Strikeouts, and Road to Recovery

It's March 30th.

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Boba Shet, the Met's fresh third baseman, just owned his brutal start to the season.

After going hitless in an extra inning loss to the Pirates on Sunday, he told the media

he's been pressing way too hard.

Over the opening weekend, he managed just one hit in 14 abats, with 8 strikeouts and

chances blown with runners on base.

He admitted trying to force big moments for his new team and fans right out the gate,

which backfired big time.

The city-field crowd hit him with booze, but Bishet said he wasn't shocked.

In fact, he figured it was overdue since his abats looked that bad.

Fans reacted quick, but his manager had nothing but praise, calling him a total pro who grew

up in the game.

Bishet gets the pressure of every pitch and knows the spotlight that comes with queens.

His two-time all-star slugged at 294 over seven years in Toronto, and the Met's grab

him to deliver in clutch spots with runners-in, scoring position.

Now he hits a seven-game road trip, starting Monday night against the Cardinals, and

Rady Kyle Lee, he primed chance to shake off the rust and get back.

To being that reliable bat.