The Dodgers, returning to the World Series to defend their title, are reportedly targeting star outfielder Kyle Tucker in the upcoming offseason. Despite a challenging second half of the season that may lower his price tag, Tucker, a four-time All-Star, could still command a contract in the range of $300MM to $400MM, with the Dodgers well-positioned to make a competitive offer.
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The Cleveland Guardians, initially expected to be sellers at the trade deadline, surprised by finishing strong with a 34-20 record, ultimately falling to the Tigers in the postseason. As they head into the offseason, key questions include the status of pitchers Ortiz and Clase amidst an ongoing investigation, the potential debut of top prospects in 2026, and the urgency to negotiate a contract extension with outfielder Steven Kwan. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Toronto Blue Jays faced a significant setback during Game 3 of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers when a late high strike call on Daulton Varsho led to a confusing play. After Varsho began to walk to first base, Bo Bichette, who was on first, got caught off the bag and was tagged out, highlighting the unusual circumstances of the inning. Want More Context? 🔎
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As teams prepare for the offseason, the 2025-26 class of left-handed relievers features a mix of solid veterans and potential returnees from overseas, such as Gregory Soto and Drew Pomeranz, who may command lucrative deals. Key players like Jalen Beeks and Caleb Ferguson are highlighted for their effective performances, while others like Jose Alvarado and Tim Hill have notable club options to consider. Want More Context? 🔎
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