Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers have not yet announced the signing of Kyle Tucker because they need to make room on their 40-man roster. Once they clear a spot, they can officially sign him to a four-year, $240 million contract.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers' roster is currently full, which is why they haven't announced Kyle Tucker's signing.
- The team needs to make a roster change to officially confirm his contract.
- Kyle Tucker's deal is worth $240 million for four years.
- An introduction of Tucker to the media is planned at Dodger Stadium once the signing is official.
- The Dodgers also acquired another major player, Edwin Diaz, amid much attention.
- There is criticism from fans and players about the Dodgers' strong position, with some feeling it makes the game feel unfair.
- The Dodgers were in financial trouble in 2011 but have since become one of the top teams in baseball.
