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MLB Rumors: Kyle Tucker Meets with Dodgers, Mets, Blue Jays; Cubs' Next Steps
The Mets, Dodgers, and Blue Jays are competing to sign Kyle Tucker, a 28-year-old outfielder with a strong career track record despite recent injuries.
- On Sunday, Jim Duquette reported that the Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays and New York Mets have all met with free-agent outfielder Kyle Tucker in person or via Zoom.
- Teams are pursuing Tucker because, at 29, he combines power, plate discipline, defense, and baserunning that rank him as the top free agent.
- After an injury-hit 2025 season, Kyle Tucker finished with a.266/.377/.464 slash line, 22 home runs, 73 RBI and a 4.6 bWAR in 136 games for the Chicago Cubs.
- The contract market suggests Kyle Tucker will command between $300 million and $400 million, with the Los Angeles Dodgers likely using deferred money to finalize a deal.
- With the market slow, reports say the three teams may increase offers and Tucker would reshape the Mets' 2026 roster after losing Alonso, Diaz, Nimmo, and McNeil.
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David Stearns’ crew met recently over Zoom with baseball’s top free agent, sources confirmed, demonstrating at least a possibility that this winter in Queens can be remembered for its additions as much as its subtractions.
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Dodgers See Kyle Tucker Market Take Shape in New Report
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been relatively quiet so far during the MLB offseason, with their biggest addition being former New York Mets closer Edwin Diaz.While the Dodgers haven’t made any seismic moves just yet, that doesn’t mean they aren’t targeting one. Kyle Tucker has been talked about a lot recently as an option for the team.Tucker, who came into the offseason as the top free agent on the market, has not seen the offers he was hoping to…
·New York, United States
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