Overview
- The Athletic reports the Mets have proposed a three-year offer in the $120–$140 million range and, per the New York Post via The Sporting News, they are not expected to pursue a massive long-term deal.
- ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, as cited by Heavy, reports the Blue Jays have submitted a long-term offer to Tucker, though exact terms have not surfaced.
- Industry reporting indicates Tucker is seeking a lengthy commitment in the neighborhood of nine years and roughly $400 million.
- FanSided’s Robert Murray, cited by EssentiallySports, reports the Mets’ short-term pitch could reach about $50 million per year, with the Dodgers and Blue Jays still in the mix.
- Larry Brown Sports relays The Athletic’s view that the Phillies have emerged as the leading suitor for Bo Bichette after a video meeting, a development that could nudge Toronto’s focus further toward Tucker.