Kyle Tucker

[tcoots423]

Any of you guys had this same kind of luck with him? Got him in a trade for Freddie Freeman and he's been lights out.


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[andyhdz]

Originally Posted by tcoots423

Any of you guys had this same kind of luck with him? Got him in a trade for Freddie Freeman and he's been lights out.


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Yes he did very well for me as well so much so that I couldn't' afford him when his arbitration years ran out so I had to let him go but got him again in the tail end of his 17 year career. He's got a good shot of going into the HOF.

[NoOne]

SO are rising, may want to sell high within 1 to 2 years, if you have a power surplus. his contact definitely is a bit lower than at age 23-26. inconsequential at the moment

[tcoots423]

Originally Posted by NoOne

SO are rising, may want to sell high within 1 to 2 years, if you have a power surplus. his contact definitely is a bit lower than at age 23-26. inconsequential at the moment

Actually I've been thinking about trading him. He's 28 and making a big chunk. Hopefully I could get a good return.

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[GoBucsGo]

I'm in 2022. My scout and OSA see him as a 4.5* player. He already has 1 MVP under his belt at age 23 and was getting better every season.

Had a 7.5 WAR in 2020, led the MLB in AVG. with .336, along with an MLB leading 1.040 OPS

Came back down to earth in 2021 and posted a "mediocre" 4.5 WAR with only 29 HR's and 90 RBI's

Also struck out 126 times, most in his career so far.

[Francoeurstein]

He's been pretty solid for me. Broke out in 2022 and finished 3rd in MVP voting. He probably would have won had he not missed 30 games due to injury. I got him locked up on a team friendly 6 year/$89.5million deal.