Report: Cubs signing starter Matthew Boyd on 2-year deal
The Cubs are reportedly adding to their starting rotation by signing Matthew Boyd. MLB insider Jon Heyman reported that Boyd is getting a $29 million, two-year deal. Boyd has dealt with injuries in the past and recently came back from Tommy John in August.
It is being reported that lefty Matthew Boyd has signed a two-year, free agent contract with the Chicago Cubs.
Cleveland Guardians assistant GM said Daniel Espino started a throwing program following last spring's shoulder surgery.
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Matthew Boyd to sign free agent deal with Cubs, per reportMatthew Boyd, who made eight regular season starts for the Guardians and three more in the playoffs, will pitch for Chicago ...
After recovering from Tommy John surgery, left-handed starter, Matthew Boyd, made an outstanding contribution to the ...
Mark Feinsand of MLB.com identified one player from each team who could be a trade candidate this winter. For the Guardians, he named All-Star close Emmanuel Clase as a potential name who could be on ...
The Chicago Cubs have added Matthew Boyd to their rotation in their first big offseason move, agreeing to a $29 million, ...
CHICAGO, Illinois (WKBN) – Jon Heyman of the New York Post is reporting that former Cleveland Guardians’ pitcher Matthew Boyd ...
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Boyd, the left-hander who helped the Guardians reach the ALCS, earned himself a nice payday on Monday morning.
The Cubs’ goal of lengthening out their rotation this winter has led them to one of baseball’s feel-good stories from down ...
The Cubs have bolstered their starting rotation by agreeing to a two-year, $29 million deal with left-hander Matthew Boyd, ...
On Monday’s podcast, Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga break down the move and what it means for the Guardians, who still have big ...
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