Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/JrInawN6GgF.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Bo Bichette gets the New York Welcome ππ shorts mets [vLy2urhsBs7] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Bo Bichette is officially a New York Met. How do we know? He just got booed in his third game at Citi Field. π½βΎοΈ After a 4-3 extra-inning loss to the Pirates, the Mets' $126 million man didn't make excuses for his 1-for-14 start to the season. Instead, he won over the media by admitting his at-bats have been "terrible." In this video, we're looking at the early struggles of our new third baseman and why his teammate Francisco Lindor says there's no reason to panic yet. Is the pressure of replacing Pete Alonso's production getting to him, or is this just a three-game fluke? 5yS4j4TEg6D jQXOacxoVkG c5YxylA2Ohu WAuP1tAVbjy FnQ0SLNuWRN
Bo Bichette is officially a New York Met. How do we know? He just got booed in his third game at Citi Field. π½βΎοΈ After a 4-3 extra-inning loss to the Pirates, the Mets' $126 million man didn't make excuses for his 1-for-14 start to the season. Instead, he won over the media by admitting his at-bats have been "terrible." In this video, we're looking at the early struggles of our new third baseman and why his teammate Francisco Lindor says there's no reason to panic yet. Is the pressure of replacing Pete Alonso's production getting to him, or is this just a three-game fluke? 5yS4j4TEg6D jQXOacxoVkG c5YxylA2Ohu WAuP1tAVbjy FnQ0SLNuWRN