The Los Angeles Dodgers' offseason reinforcements show no signs of stopping as they aim to strengthen their outfield weaknesses and pursue a third consecutive championship.

Following their World Series defense, the Dodgers continue to enhance their lineup. After securing a record-breaking contract with elite reliever Edwin Díaz to stabilize their bullpen, U.S. media outlet ClutchPoints reports that the team's next key target is to upgrade their outfield offense. Currently, top free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker is seen as the ideal candidate by the Dodgers.

The report analyzes that despite the Dodgers' deep roster, concerns over Tommy Edman’s injury risks and Andy Pages’ limited playoff experience have prompted the team to seek further upgrades in free agency. Tucker, a left-handed power hitter with Gold Glove-caliber defense and multiple consecutive 20-home run, 20-stolen base seasons, is considered the perfect solution to elevate the Dodgers' lineup depth and a crucial piece in their quest for a three-peat.

Meanwhile, former National League MVP Cody Bellinger has attracted interest from several top clubs. After opting out of his current contract, Bellinger is expected to command a six-year, $182 million deal. His defensive versatility across all three outfield positions combined with strong hitting skills have drawn attention from the New York Yankees, New York Mets, and his former team, the Dodgers.

The Yankees have shown strong intent in their contract renewal talks, with star Aaron Judge privately urging management to retain this well-rounded teammate. General Manager Brian Cashman publicly acknowledged Bellinger’s value in handling both left- and right-handed pitching and his multi-position defensive ability, expressing high confidence in securing a successful extension.

However, the Dodgers have not withdrawn from the competition for Bellinger, adding complexity to the market dynamics. Leveraging their financial strength, the Dodgers prefer a strategy of offering high salaries over shorter terms to pursue Tucker, while also being viewed as one of the most likely destinations for Bellinger. For the Dodgers, whether acquiring Tucker or re-signing Bellinger, the goal is not only to improve their own squad but also to prevent rivals like the Yankees, Chicago Cubs, or Mets from strengthening, thereby ensuring their outfield defense remains elite in the upcoming season.