"Mets manager Carlos Mendoza stated, 'As we get closer to decision making, I think it was important for Bo to give him some reps there, in case we do go that route where he could potentially be our backup shortstop.'"
"Mendoza acknowledged that Bichette was open to playing other positions, saying, 'Third base was his priority, but was willing to play at other positions based on what the team expects of him.'"
"Concerns about Bichette's defensive capabilities have emerged, especially after debuting in Spring Training for New York making plays that left a lot to be desired."
The New York Mets signed Bo Bichette to play third base, but recent developments have him practicing at shortstop. Manager Carlos Mendoza emphasized the importance of Bichette getting reps at shortstop as a potential backup. Bichette is open to playing multiple positions, including second base, based on team needs. Concerns about his defensive capabilities have emerged, especially after his Spring Training performance. Despite these issues, the Mets appreciate his offensive contributions.
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