Mookie Betts

Tucker joins an impressive roster that already includes Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman

The two-time defending World Series champions have added another superstar. It's a phenomenal landing spot for the perennial 25-homer, 25-steal threat as he'll join the Dodgers' certifiable Death Star lineup alongside Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman. Tucker's extensive track record as an elite five-category fantasy contributor speaks for itself, and he remains a locked-in second-round pick in drafts this spring. He's the rare all-around hitter whose production largely transcends park factors, though relocating to Dodger Stadium represent a tangible boost to both his over-the-fence power in addition to significant counting stats upside. Durability is the lone blemish on an otherwise pristine profile, as Tucker has navigated consecutive injury-marred seasons, including playing through a fractured hand with the Cubs last year and a prior three-month absence due to a shin fracture during his final season with the Astros. The 28-year-old has decided to take his talents to Los Angeles after weighing offers from the Blue Jays and Mets.