A new report revealed that the Los Angeles Dodgers met with free agent Kyle Tucker, one of three teams to speak with the prized star.
The other two teams were the New York Mets and the Toronto Blue Jays. It has not been specified how the meeting was structured — whether it was in person or via Zoom.
The Dodgers have not signed a prominent free agent since landing Edwin Diaz, and the outfield need remains, making Tucker a clear fit for the roster.
In other news, infielder Bo Bichette is meeting with the Philadelphia Phillies, and a Dodgers deal for the former Blue Jay is looking unlikely.
Finally, former Dodger left-handed Justin Bruihl is headed to the St. Louis Cardinals via trade.
Here’s all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article):
Dodgers Meet With Kyle Tucker as LA Emerges as Frontrunner
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MLB Insider Weighs In on Teoscar Hernandez’s Future With Dodgers
Dodgers Could Address Age Concerns With 2 Internal Options
Dodgers Signing Bo Bichette Has Completely Fizzled, Says Insider
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