Mets Slugger Finally Finds His Groove: After a Season of Disappointment, Bichette Delivers. Mets fans have been eagerly awaiting a breakout performance from Daulton Varsho's teammate, but so far, the results have been underwhelming. Signed to a lucrative three-year, $126 million contract, Bichette's mediocre .685 OPS has raised eyebrows and fueled concerns about the team's offseason spending. However, Sunday's game marked a turning point, as the highly touted player finally showed signs of living up to expectations. Will this be the start of a new trend for Bichette, or just a flash in the pan?
Bichette, who owns a mediocre .685 OPS — certainly not what the Mets envisioned when signing him to a three-year contract worth $126 million — has waited much of the season for a day like Sunday.
