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Kyle Tucker to Mets? Owner Steve Cohen says team is awaiting decision

The Kyle Tucker saga continues.

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Mets Owner Steve Cohen Breaks Silence on Kyle Tucker Decision

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Mike Francesa says Mets’ Steve Cohen’s ruthlessness is gone: ‘Ineffective, soft ... owner’

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Here’s where Mets’ final offer landed for Kyle Tucker

The New York Mets offered Kyle Tucker the kind of short-term arrangement befitting a superstar. It just wasn’t enough.

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Reports: Star free agent Kyle Tucker opts to sign with Dodgers over Blue Jays

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Dodgers do it again, outbidding Blue Jays, others, for prized free agent Kyle Tucker

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Report: Tucker in agreement on four-year, $240M megadeal with Dodgers

The deal will pay Tucker $60 million annually, and is the second highest AAV in all of Major League Baseball behind his new teammate Shohei Ohtani at $70 million.

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Dodgers break the bank (again) to sign Kyle Tucker

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Here's how big the Dodgers' payroll is about to get after landing Kyle Tucker

Mike Francesa criticizes Steve Cohen for his latest move with the Mets: "He looks like a weak and ineffectual billionaire"

New York woke up angry and indignant at news they did not expect: the signing of Kyle Tucker with the Dodgers for a much smaller amount than the $400 million he demanded as a free

The New York Mets Offseason Has Reached Crisis Level

When New York Mets owner Steve Cohen tweeted on Thursday, "Let me know when you see smoke," it was a reference to the papal election and, basically, a public statement that we're all waiting to find out whose offer top free-agent outfielder Kyle Tucker would choose.

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Bo Bichette Signing Reeks Of Owner Steve Cohen Going Star-Hunting Again

Thesigning of infielder Bo Bichette is the latest evidence of that. The Mets struck out after trying to land free-agent outfielder Kyle Tucker, but rather than backing off and considering other options, they went out and signed an overrated free-agent infielder, Bo Bichette, to play a position where they had no real need.