The offseason just tilted — hard. Kyle Tucker lands with the Dodgers on a staggering four-year, $240 million deal that resets the market, while Bo Bichette heads to the Mets on a short-term, opt-out-heavy contract and Ranger Suárez cashes in with the Red Sox. We break down the structure of Tucker’s record-setting deal, why the Dodgers keep winning at the margins, and what Bichette’s Mets fit tells us about today’s shifting free-agent landscape. Plus, a look at who’s still left on the board, why this moment is so frustrating for Giants fans, how these moves reshape the NL race, and what it all means as MLB inches closer to another looming labor fight. The money is flying — just not evenly — and the gap between the haves and have-nots is becoming impossible to ignore.