The New York Mets have reportedly revised their offer to outfielder Kyle Tucker, now proposing a four-year deal worth $50 million annually, with at least one opt-out option. Team owner Steve Cohen is directly involved in negotiations, as the Mets aim to strengthen their lineup after a disappointing offseason. Meanwhile, the Toronto Blue Jays have also expressed interest, presenting a long-term offer that Tucker is hoping to improve upon. Considered the top free agent in the 2025-26 class, Tucker had a solid 2025 season despite injuries.
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