Ty France and Bo Bichette Join World Series Roster
The Toronto Blue Jays have added two new players to their World Series roster: Ty France and Bo Bichette. While Bichette's addition is garnering significant attention, France's inclusion could also prove strategic in late-game situations.
France, a first baseman and designated hitter, was acquired from the Minnesota Twins before the MLB trade deadline. He performed well in the second half of the season, with a slash line of .277/.320/.372, including one home run, six doubles, and eight RBI in 94 at-bats.
- France's season-long slash line: .244/.298/.389
- Three home runs
The addition of France and Bichette replaces outfielder Joey Loperfido and pitcher Yariel Rodriguez on the roster.
This marks France's first postseason appearance with the Blue Jays this season.
Author's summary: Ty France joins Bo Bichette on Blue Jays' roster.
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