Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Kyle Tucker to a four-year, $240 million contract. Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer commented on Tucker's departure and spoke about the Cubs' decision not to re-sign him, citing financial constraints and other team priorities. The Cubs instead signed Alex Bregman to strengthen their team.
Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Kyle Tucker for $240 million over four years.
- Kyle Tucker played for the Chicago Cubs in the 2025 season.
- Cubs president Jed Hoyer expressed support for Tucker's move to the Dodgers.
- The Cubs did not pursue Tucker due to financial limits and other team priorities.
- Tucker had a strong first half of the season but struggled later.
- The Cubs signed Alex Bregman with a five-year, $175 million deal to improve their infield.
- The Cubs lost to the Milwaukee Brewers in the NL Division Series.
- The Cubs aim to stay competitive in the National League.
