Tucker is coming off an impressive 2025 season with the Chicago Cubs, earning his fourth consecutive All-Star nod. He hit .266 with an .841 OPS while compiling 22 home runs, 25 doubles, 25 stolen bases and 73 RBI in 136 appearances.

The World Series champion Dodgers added another big bat to an already-potent lineup Thursday night, agreeing to a four-year, $240 million deal with prized free agent Kyle Tucker, sources told ESPN.

Tucker, a four-time All-Star, has reached the playoffs in every season since 2019, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a wild-card berth in 2025 after a stint with the Houston Astros that included a 2022 World Series title. He’s been one of the game’s most consistent offensive producers in that span.

Former Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros star outfielder Kyle Tucker has agreed to a $240 million, four-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, per multiple reports. Tucker’s $60 million average annual value would be the second-highest in baseball history,

Kyle Tucker has agreed to a $240 million, four-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, bolstering their chance for a third consecutive World Series championship.

The Mets had a huge offer on the table for Kyle Tucker, but the superstar outfielder picked a different team in free agency.

Ahead of Saturday’s playoff showdown with Seattle, Kyle Shanahan shared concerning news regarding a star player's availability.

The San Francisco 49ers will take on the Seattle Seahawks in the divisional round, but they have a few players entering the weekend with injuries.

Beyond Tucker, however, there’s a drop to Cody Bellinger among available free-agent outfielders. And beyond Bellinger, there’s a cliff, dropping to platoon bats such as that of Austin Hays. If the Mets don’t land Tucker, they’re much more likely to explore the trade market for outfield help.