The Mets third baseman will have a 5-day window after the World Series to act on his $42 million player option.

The New York Mets will face decisions this upcoming offseason as they approach their second straight season of missing the playoffs. Nonetheless, some Mets players also need to decide on their future.

According to ESPN's Jeff Passan, there is a real chance that Bo Bichette could opt out of his contract with the New York Mets.

The Mets have a lot of problems, but Bichette hasn't been one. If he does end up opting out of his deal, it would make a lot of sense for New York to engage and try to get a longer deal done to keep the two sides together.

New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette has a decision to make on his future.

In a story with early intel on the biggest storylines of this coming offseason, ESPN’s Jeff Passan predicted that Bichette will opt out, but he called the decision “genuinely a coin flip.” Here’s a snippet of Passan’s analysis:

Bo Bichette's resurgence in the second half of the season has been one of the positive developments for the New York Mets that could have the ballclub back in contender status.

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Bo Bichette has had an up and down first season with the New York Mets.