Levine: Long-Term Deal Still Makes Sense For Jake Arrieta, Cubs
The Cubs would rather pay for Arrieta's age 30-34 seasons than project his age 32-38 seasons.
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The Cubs would rather pay for Arrieta's age 30-34 seasons than project his age 32-38 seasons.
This is the highest one-year deal for a pitcher with four years of major league service.
Arrieta's settlement could be the most ever for a second-year arbitration pitcher.
Arrieta's coming off a Cy Young-winning season in which he went 22-6 with a 1.77 ERA.
"It is up to us to protect them a little more than we have," Crane Kenney says.
The Cubs hold their first workout on Feb. 19 in Mesa, Ariz.
Expanding his versatility, Baez continues to work in center field.
The Cubs and White Sox are monitoring Fowler daily, and he'd bolster either offense.
The Cubs will play 32 spring training games.
Rizzo got his chance and hit it out of the park.