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Report: Uehara agrees to 1-year deal with Cubs
- Updated: December 14, 2016
CHICAGO — The Cubs wanted to stock the bullpen with pitchers who could handle left-handed hitters, and they have reportedly signed Koji Uehara to do so. Multiple reports on Wednesday indicated the Cubs have signed Uehara to a one-year contract for $6 million. The club has not confirmed.
Since winning the World Series, the Cubs’ main goal this offseason has been to bolster the bullpen, and so far, they’ve acquired closer Wade Davis from the Royals, signed Brian Duensing and added lefty Caleb Smith from the Rule 5 Draft in …
