[5][6][7] After opening the season with a .431 batting average through 18 games with the Gulf Coast League Blue Jays, Bichette was placed on the 7-day injured list after experiencing an injury to his midsection, which was later determined to be a ruptured appendix.

[9] Despite missing more than half of the season with injury, Bichette was named the Gulf Coast League's end-of-season All-Star at shortstop on September 13.

[12] Bichette raised his batting average to an even .400 after a 7-for-8 performance in a doubleheader against the South Bend Cubs on June 15.

[17][18][19] For Dunedin, Bichette appeared in 40 games and hit .323 with four home runs, 23 RBI, and 10 stolen bases.

[20] On October 5, 2017, MLB named Bichette Toronto's Minor League Hitter of the Year.

[24] On July 29, 2019, the Blue Jays selected Bichette's contract and promoted him to the major leagues.

[27] After hitting another double on August 7, Bichette joined Yadier Molina and Derrek Lee as the only players in the live-ball era to record a double in eight straight games and broke the Blue Jays franchise record set by Carlos Delgado in 2000.

[28] Playing in Toronto for the first time the following day, Bichette extended his doubles streak to nine games, setting a new MLB record.

[34] He finished the 2022 season with a .290/.333/.469 slash line, 24 home runs, 93 RBI, and led the majors in foul balls hit, with 587.

According to Joe Siddall: "He does it by separating and delaying torso rotation after the foot hits the floor after leg kick, exposing his back plate surname and number, before uncoiling, with the bat at the same angle as his shoulders.

When facing a strikeout or pay-off pitch (X-2 or 3-2), he replaces the leg kick with the left knee bowing inwards.