US EditionCubs Avoid Arbitration with Edward Cabrera, Justin Steele and Javier Assad
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Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO (AP) — Edward Cabrera reached a contract agreement for a year and $4.45 million with the Chicago Cubs on Thursday, a day after Dominican law was acquired through an exchange with the Miami Marlins. Cabrera, who turned 28 in April, was eligible for wage arbitration. He had an 8-7 record with an effectiveness of 3.53 in 26 openings (the largest amount in his career), which encompassed 137 innings and two thirds last year. He arrived in a b…
Cubs, Steele avoid arbitration with $6.775M deal (source)
CHICAGO -- The Cubs addressed their rotation in a big way on Wednesday with the acquisition of hard-throwing righty Edward Cabrera from the Marlins. On Thursday, there was some paperwork in need of attention for Chicago’s starting group. Beyond Cabrera, left-hander Justin Steele and righty Javier Assad were on the
Cubs Receive Major Cody Bellinger Update Amid Free Agency Rumors
The Chicago Cubs finally made a big-time move after a slow start to the MLB offseason. No, the move was not to sign a top-tier free agent. Instead, Jed Hoyer and the front office went out and acquired starting pitcher Edward Cabrera in a major trade with the Miami Marlins. To get him, the Cubs had to part ways with top outfield prospect Owen Caissie. While there are some who are upset about the fact that Caissie was traded, the opportunity to ac…
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