Why Dodgers May Be Out of Kyle Tucker Sweepstakes, per Insider
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers may not sign baseball player Kyle Tucker because they are not likely to offer him the long-term deal he wants. The Dodgers might propose a high-paying short-term contract, but Tucker, nearly 29, is expected to look for a longer-term contract. This might allow other teams a better chance to sign him.Key Facts
- The Dodgers need a good right-field player but may not offer Kyle Tucker a long-term contract.
- Tucker, expected to turn 29 soon, might prefer a long-term deal over a short-term one.
- The Dodgers could offer a short-term contract with a high salary.
- Avoiding commitment to long-term deals could be related to the Dodgers' existing financial obligations.
- Currently, Teoscar Hernández plays in the Dodgers' right field, but his defensive skills are considered weak.
- The Dodgers moved Mookie Betts, a skilled right fielder, to the shortstop position.
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