You can now add Kyle Tucker to the laundry list of star players the Dodgers have added in free agency over the past few years. As the gap between Los Angeles and the rest of MLB’s 29 teams continues to grow, so does frustration among fans.
The Dodgers and Tucker agreed to a four-year, $240 million contract on Thursday evening, according to ESPN’s MLB insider Jeff Passan. Tucker had also been linked to the Blue Jays and Mets, both of whom pursued him throughout the offseason, but he, like so many other talented players of late, ended up deciding on Los Angeles.
