\u201cA League source confirmed to me that the three main teams involved in the Tucker negotiations (Tor, LAD, NYM) have all met with the player, either in person or over Zoom, as part of the recruiting process for a star player,\u201d Duquette wrote via X (formerly Twitter). \u201cWill be interesting to see if any of the 3 teams increase their offers soon to separate themselves from the other.\u201d<\/p>\n
A League source confirmed to me that the three main teams involved in the Tucker negotiations (Tor, LAD, NYM) have all met with the player, either in person or over Zoom, as part of the recruiting process for a star player. \u00a0Will be interesting to see if any of the 3 teams\u2026<\/p>\n
\u2014 Jim Duquette (@JimDuquetteGM) January 12, 2026<\/a> <\/p>\n The Dodgers have shown in seasons past they have more than enough money to sign Tucker, whose market value sits at an eight-year, $320 million deal according to Spotrac<\/a>, but their competitors have also spent aggressively in recent seasons and could just as well coerce the star in to joining them.<\/p>\n Toronto has made a couple of huge moves in the offseason already, signing starting pitcher Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million deal and international slugger Kazuma Okamoto to a four-year contract. The Mets have been quieter this year, but their acquisition of Juan Soto prior to 2025 shows they\u2019re willing to spend big for the best players in the game.<\/p>\n
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