Mets rumors: Fourth year added to Tucker offer
Amazin' Avenue • • sports
Key Points:
- The Mets have likely extended their offer to free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker to four years, potentially including one or more opt-out clauses, according to SNY analyst and former Mets GM Jim Duquette.
- Mets owner Steve Cohen's involvement in the negotiations highlights the team's serious commitment to signing Tucker, who remains a top target for the offseason.
- The Mets' offer reportedly stands at about $50 million per year for three years, with the Dodgers and Blue Jays also among the most engaged teams pursuing Tucker.
- Tucker, entering his age-29 season, boasts a strong career performance with a .272/.358/.507 batting line, 147 home runs, and 119 stolen bases, and would likely shift from right field to
