As we know, the Los Angeles Dodgers have no limits when it comes to digging deep into their pockets. But usually, it's worth it for the California team. Except perhaps in the case of Kyle Tucker—at least for now.
Including the luxury tax penalty, the Dodgers are paying $119.7 million to have Tucker play this season—more than the payrolls of eleven Major League Baseball teams.
But so far, the first 94 games of the outfielder's $240 million contract have been a huge disappointment.
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