The Blue Jays chose Bichette’s contract on July 29, 2019, and he was called to the major league. He hit his first major league single off Kansas City Royals pitcher Brad Keller in his second major league appearance. On July 31, Bichette had three hits, the second of which was his first MLB home run, all against the Royals.
With a double against the Tampa Bay Rays on August 6, Bichette made MLB history by becoming the first player to have ten extra-base hits in his first nine games. Following another double on August 7, Bichette eclipsed Carlos Delgado’s previous Blue Jays franchise record and became just the third player in the live-ball era to record an image in eight straight games.

The following day, Bichette made his debut in Toronto and increased his doubles streak to nine games, breaking the previous MLB record. He also established a new MLB record with 13 extra-base hits in his first 11 games of the season. Since Ted Williams in 1939, he is also the only rookie with nine straight games with extra-base hits. He also established a franchise record with 20 hits and an 11-game hit streak with a 1.316 OPS. Bichette received his first career All-Star citation on July 4, 2021.
Bichette had 54 RBI, 15 home runs, and a slash line of.290/.340/.529 at the time of his nomination. In a contest against the Baltimore Orioles on September 5, 2022, Bichette hit three home runs. Along the way, he and teammate Vladimir Guerrero Jr. created history by being the first teammate to have a 3-home run game in a single season while having fathers who play in Major League Baseball.
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