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Toronto Blue Jays infielder Bo Bichette will be in the starting lineup, playing second base against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3 of the World Series on Monday, according to manager John Schneider.

The lineups haven't been totally solidified for the Game 3 of the World Series, but one thing is for certain for the Blue Jays at second base. Bo Bichette will be out of position once again since returning from his knee injury. This will be the second start he's ever made at second base in the majors.

The Blue Jays eased into Los Angeles ahead of Game 3, with Bo Bichette moving to second base and relievers shaping strategy.

Would the Toronto Blue Jays make an honest effort to retain Bo Bichette if his projected price tag is this high?

The Toronto Blue Jays may activate shortstop Bo Bichette for the World Series against the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers after the two-time All-Star made strides in recovering from a sprained left knee that has sidelined him for 1 1/2 months.

The Blue Jays could also put Bichette at DH, though that would mean moving George Springer to the outfield, and he's dealing with his own knee issue. Springer last played the field on Sept. 24 and played more games at DH (82) than in the field (54) this year. That said, the Blue Jays will do what they have to do to get Bichette in the lineup.

The Toronto Blue Jays are getting infielder Bo Bichette back just in time for the World Series and he opened up ahead of it.

If the Blue Jays need him, Bichette can play in Saturday night's Game 2 since he's on the bench. However, you won't see him in the starting lineup, opening up the possibility he may not play in this second 2025 World Series matchup.

After a seven-week absence, Bichette made good on his promise to rejoin the Blue Jays roster for the World Series.

Bo Bichette delivered a clutch RBI single that pulled the Toronto Blue Jays ahead of the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3 of the World Series.