Bichette anchors Toronto’s offense with steady contact and run-production upside, often thriving as Guerrero’s protection. In fantasy, Bichette’s ability to stack hits and drive in runs while maintaining a favorable lineup position keeps him in the upper tier of middle-infield options.

Bichette has usually led off or batted near the top but has been moved to a four-spot as Springer returns to leadoff; the Jays’ plan aims to keep Bichette in a powerful run-producing role behind Springer, with the flexibility to mix Lukes and Schneider if needed.

Bichette opened the fourth with a double, providing the Jays’ momentary spark. He remains a core driver in Toronto’s offense, capable of sparking rallies and piling up counting stats in run-heavy games, even as Baltimore and New York pace the division.

Bichette provides steady offensive upside for Toronto and delivered a notable defensive moment with Guerrero Jr. sidelined, reinforcing his role as a core contributor in power, average, and RBI opportunities wherever Guerrero lands in the lineup.

Bichette delivered the pivotal play with a long throw that helped end the third inning, underscoring his dynamic defensive and offensive presence alongside Guerrero. His involvement remains central as Toronto navigates Guerrero's health, while Bichette could see continued heavy usage if Guerrero misses time, affecting fantasy counts in runs and RBI.