Summary
The Chicago Cubs signed Yacksel Ríos, a 32-year-old right-handed pitcher, to a minor-league deal. Ríos has played parts of six seasons in Major League Baseball and recently spent time with the New York Mets in Triple-A. The Cubs are trying to improve their bullpen with several veteran signings this offseason.
Key Facts
- The Cubs signed Yacksel Ríos, a right-handed pitcher, to a minor-league contract.
- Ríos played in Triple-A for the New York Mets last season but was mostly injured.
- He has six years of experience in Major League Baseball across several teams.
- The Cubs have also signed other players like Corbin Martin, Jeff Brigham, Collin Snider, and Scott Kingery to minor-league deals.
- The Cubs' plan is to strengthen their bullpen by signing multiple experienced pitchers.
- Brad Keller, who was successful last season with the Cubs, moved to the Philadelphia Phillies for $22 million.
