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sports26m ago
Why the Mets need to go all-in this offseason
- The Mets reportedly offered Kyle Tucker four years at about $50 million per season to lure him from other teams.
- Mets owner Steve Cohen is willing to spend aggressively, aiming to land top talent on short-term deals.
- Even if Tucker accepts, he would not be the Mets' only elite outfielder, as Juan Soto's deal sets a high market bar.
- The 2026 free-agent class is headlined by Jazz Chisholm and Nico Hoerner, with limited fit for the Mets' current roster.
- Cohen has signaled willingness to go over the luxury tax to land elite talent, a pattern seen with Soto, Scherzer, and Verlander.
- The Mets view Tucker as ideal protection for Soto and a boost to the 2026 position-player group.
- The decision on Tucker could come as soon as today, with speculation about Toronto as a preferred destination for the player.
- The Dodgers are also players in the Tucker discussion, challenging the Mets in the market for elite talent.
- The coming decision on Tucker will shape the Mets' offseason strategy beyond 2026.
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