The New York Post’s Jon Heyman believes the Los Angeles Dodgers are a primary landing spot for Chicago Cubs All-Star Kyle Tucker, who will enter free agency after the 2025 season.
Tucker has established himself as one of MLB’s premier power hitters over the last few seasons, and hasn’t posted an OPS lower than .800 since his first year with the Houston Astros, a 28-game stint in 2018.
“Hard to see the Cubs spending $300 million-plus on Kyle Tucker,” wrote Heyman.
“Great all-around player, but with Owen Caissie probably ready to go, and considering their history of avoiding the monster contract, the Dodgers, Giants and others seem more likely.