Kyle Tucker's 2025 season with the Chicago Cubs has been marked by consistent, reliable performance as the team pushes for the postseason. Off the field, he and his wife Samantha are joyfully anticipating the arrival of their first child,

The Cubs are losing Kyle Tucker. But they also seem likely to replace him with players inside the organization. That was the message manager Craig Counsell issued at the Winter Meetings in Florida.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly only willing to offer Kyle Tucker a short-term deal and it doesn't seem like he wants that.

Even if there isn’t an impactful, established bat added to this roster, Counsell sees a pathway to a strong offense.

The MLB Winter Meetings are heating up, for everyone but the Chicago Cubs, it seems! While Kyle Tucker's asking price has seemingly dropped over the last few days, reports say the Cubs haven't even talked to Tucker since the Winter Meetings began in Orlando.

The Cubs could be hesitant to make another big trade. Given how the first deal went for the Astros, Chicago might not replace Kyle Tucker via trade.

Kyle Tucker’s sweepstakes took a huge turn as MLB insider Buster Olney ruled out the Dodgers and Yankees in the race.

After signing Edwin Diaz, the Dodgers free agency goals have shifted toward Kyle Tucker, with a chase similar to their chase of Bryce Harper.