If Kyle Tucker joins the New York Mets, it probably won’t be for more than a year (or two). Maybe three? In either case, those hot and heavy Mets rumors involvi

CBS Sports breaks down how a short-term, high-AAV deal could keep the Cubs in play for Kyle Tucker even after Chicago’s Alex Bregman signing.

Free agent Kyle Tucker is still on the market, though a report has revealed that three teams have met with him.

The reporting surrounding many of this winter's star free agents — Kyle Tucker, Alex Bregman and Cody Bellinger, among others — has been quiet through the first two months of the MLB offseason. But that does not mean that their markets are inactive. Far from it.

However, things are different now, as Bregman and the Cubs agreed to a five-year, $175 million contract. With the signing, ESPN has a great deal of confidence in the Cubs. They rank them eighth, one spot above the Boston Red Sox, in their midwinter progress report .

Outfielder Kyle Tucker is our top-ranked free agent of the offseason, and it appears his market is beginning to crystallize. The reigning-champion Dodgers, reigning AL-champion Blue Jays, and Mets are the three primary pursuers of Tucker right now and have all met with Tucker either remotely or in person, Jim Duquette reports.

The Toronto Blue Jays chances of signing one big free agent bat just went up as the likelihood of a Bo Bichette reunion dwindles.

Former Red Sox veteran AJ Pierzynski, on the “Foul Territory” podcast, claimed that Boston wouldn’t budge from their said offer, leaving Bregman’s camp to confirm their move to Chicago. He gave a gist of what could have possibly gone wrong in Boston for the 3B to switch sides,

The New York Yankees have proposed a 5-year, $160M offer to Cody Bellinger, who is still seeking a 7-year deal. The question now is who will blink first?