Bo Bichette is sidelined with a sprained left knee and is seeking a second medical opinion in Dallas; a return as DH is considered before rejoining the field, preserving his potent bat for Toronto’s late-season push.

Bichette suffered a left knee PCL sprain after a collision with Austin Wells; he’s on the injured list for now, with a second opinion sought and an uncertain return timeline.

Bichette contributes leadership and consistent contact, with additional power that helps balance Toronto’s offense. His performance in October can anchor the top half of the lineup and set the tone for Toronto’s approach.

Bichette’s IL stint looms over Toronto’s lineup, but the offense answered with depth and timely hits. His absence prompted diverse contributions across the order, illustrating the Jays’ readiness to produce without their standout shortstop.

Bichette is on the injured list with a knee injury and won’t be eligible to return until Sept. 17, likely not by then. His absence forces Toronto to mix in depth at shortstop and adjust the order, potentially elevating other hitters and impacting fantasy projections for the Jays in this series.