Currently, there are three clubs that come up more often than others in discussions when it comes to talking about Kyle Tucker: the Blue Jays, the Dodgers and the Mets.
I don't know how much Tucker wants to sign with the Mets, who weren't making too much noise in the matter. We'll see.
But since it is clear that Tucker has a chance of signing in the short term, the Dodgers are scary in the file. After all, they excel in the art of giving small contracts in terms of years… but a big annual salary.
After all, as long as you're signing in the short term, why not do it at a high price within a dynasty?
But we shouldn't neglect the Blue Jays. Not only is the Canadian club in the best position to give a long-term contract, but we are also talking about a very attractive team at the moment.
To what extent are the Blue Jays, who have often looked like favorites in the record, to be taken seriously?
Despite the arrival of Kazuma Okamoto in town, we all know that the Blue Jays continue to improve. And a left-handed outfielder like him is worth gold.
According to Ken Rosenthal, who discussed the matter at Foul Territory, the Blue Jays are surely still the favorites.
Obviously, everything can change quickly. The Dodgers are attractive and the Mets are possibly desperate, so one phone call could change everything.
When will the case be concluded?
