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By Zach Pressnell
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are back to back World Series champions after defeating the Toronto Blue Jays in a thrilling Game 7 on Saturday night.
Now the Dodgers will turn their attention to the offseason as they attempt to bolster their roster even further. If the Dodgers can put together another solid offseason, there's a chance they can win a third World Series in a row next year.
Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox recently predicted the Dodgers would sign Chicago Cubs free agent superstar Kyle Tucker to a 10-year deal after their World Series victory. The Athletic's Jim Bowden recently projected Tucker would sign a massive $427 million deal this winter.
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"Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Tucker figures to be an early headliner of free agency," Knox wrote. "A versatile and tremendously talented 28-year-old, Tucker just finished his fourth All-Star campaign with 22 home runs, 25 stolen bases and a 4.5 WAR rating.
"It's perhaps fitting that the battle for Tucker could involve another standoff between the Dodgers and Jays. Don't be surprised if the Dodgers add another big name to their already loaded roster."
The Dodgers have the best roster in baseball, and they have the money to add the best free agent of the offseason.
This is nightmare fuel for the rest of the league, but it's a possible reality for Los Angeles.
The Dodgers need to add an outfielder to replace Michael Conforto. There's no better option on the market than Tucker.
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