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Los Angeles Dodgers’ Kyle Tucker Signing Spells MLB Work Stoppage

The Los Angeles Dodgers extended their domination over the MLB with the four-year, $240 million deal for Kyle Tucker.

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Kyle Tucker joining Dodgers on massive contract as MLB champs strike again

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Kyle Tucker Agrees to a $240 Million, 4-Year Contract With the World Series Champion Dodgers

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Dodgers sign star outfielder Kyle Tucker to $240M contract: reports

Former Chicago Cubs and Houston Asteos star outfielder Kyle Tucker has agreed to a $240 million, four-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, per multiple reports.

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Kyle Tucker's Historic Dodgers Contract Called Unfair by MLB Fans amid Latest Payroll, Lineup

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Kyle Tucker Reportedly Agrees To 4-Year, $240 Million Deal With Dodgers In Free Agency

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MLB’s Kyle Tucker and Wife Broke Big Baby News Ahead of Massive Contract: A Relationship Timeline

It had been a whirlwind offseason for the former Chicago Cubs right fielder, having announced just after the World Series that he and his wife, Samantha Tucker, were expecting their first baby togethe...

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Dodgers go deep again by striking deal with Kyle Tucker, as much of the baseball world cries foul

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Kyle Tucker's contract puts these 4 Dodgers players on notice

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The Future of MLB: Navigating Potential Labor Disputes Ahead

MLB insider Bob Nightengale predicts MLB is headed full-steam ahead into a work stoppage in 2027 as owners and players remain split on a deal

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Dodgers strike deals with all arbitration-eligible players

Ahead of MLB’s arbitration exchange deadline Thursday, the Dodgers agreed to salaries for next season with each of their remaining four arbitration-eligible players.

The New York Times

The birth of MLB free agency set the table for baseball’s upcoming labor dispute

Free agency is here to stay, but the ability for clubs to spend whatever they want on players may not be. Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; John Zimmerman, Mitchell Layton, Bettman / Getty Images While Kyle Schwarber (five years, $150 million ...

MLB, players union reignite salary cap debate as labor stoppage looms

With the current labor deal nearing its end, owners and players trade public warnings, and a potential lockout in 2027 moves back into focus.