Kyle Tucker appeared to be fighting back tears in the dugout as brutal slump hit new low

The Dodgers are first place in the National League West. They're going to be in the mix for a third straight World Series title. But this much is clear: They can't keep getting this version of Kyle Tucker and expect success in October.

The Dodgers signed the four-time All-Star outfielder this past offseason to a four-year, $240 million contract. And for that money, they've thus far gotten a WAR of 0.1 from Tucker. It's seemingly getting worse as Tucker hit a new low on Monday.

Despite the Dodgers' 14-hit effort in an 11-5 win over the Rockies, Tucker had himself an especially rough game. He went 0 for 5, making him hitless in his past 25 at-bats. He also misplayed a routine fly ball for a second straight game.

It's getting brutal for Kyle Tucker.

He just dropped this easy fly ball in right field.

He's also 0-for-4 today in a game at Coors Field in which the Dodgers have scored 10 runs. pic.twitter.com/rWroKgbf0a

Later in the game, the Dodgers broadcast showed Tucker sitting alone in the dugout as he appeared to be fighting back tears.

Kyle Tucker #Dodgers ©SportsNetLA pic.twitter.com/Ch03VSHBwg

It got to the point where Dodgers analyst Eric Karros suggested that Tucker could use a stint in the Arizona Complex League (rookie ball) to get a reset and work on things.

Eric Karros suggests the Dodgers should send Kyle Tucker to Arizona for a reset.

"This is just not ideal, and it's not working." pic.twitter.com/KdttdTIqky

Whatever it is, Tucker has looked like a shell of himself with the Dodgers. Something needs to change.

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