Shohei Ohtani and his new teammate Kyle Tucker's photo sparks heated discussion as fans marvel at their striking physique contrast.

Jon SooHoo, the official photographer for the Los Angeles Dodgers, shared on his personal Instagram a photo today of two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani alongside new outfielder Kyle Tucker, with the caption "Tuck & Sho." In the picture, they stand side by side in the stadium tunnel; Ohtani wears a blue T-shirt and shorts, while Tucker sports the Dodgers' number 23 jersey.

This photo quickly ignited lively fan discussions, focusing on Ohtani’s exceptionally muscular physique. Many comments noted, "Tucker looks so slim; is Ohtani just that bulky?" "Ohtani’s leg and chest muscles are insanely defined," and "Is he really only 193 cm tall?" highlighting the stark contrast between the two athletes' body types.

On the 22nd, Tucker officially attended the Dodgers’ press conference announcing his signing. Afterward, he was spotted inside the team’s facility sharing a smile with Ohtani, who was engaged in personal training, a moment also captured by cameras in the lounge.

Tucker joined the Dodgers this season from the Chicago Cubs with a four-year, $240 million contract. Previously, the Toronto Blue Jays offered a 10-year, $350 million deal, and the New York Mets proposed a four-year, $220 million contract. Without considering deferred payments, Tucker’s $60 million average annual salary ranks second in history, just behind Ohtani’s seven-year, $70 million average deal. Including deferred payments, Tucker’s salary becomes the highest ever.