Two pitchers who previously played for the Cleveland Guardians have officially become free agents following their time with the Chicago Cubs, according to a report from Yahoo Sports on Thursday.
The move comes as Major League Baseball teams begin shaping their rosters for the upcoming season. While the specific pitchers were not named in the initial report, both had recent tenures with the Cubs organization after earlier stints in Cleveland.
Matthew Boyd, who wore number 16 for Chicago, was photographed pitching against the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field on September 1, 2026, in what may have been one of his final appearances in a Cubs uniform.
Free agency allows the pitchers to negotiate with any of the 30 MLB clubs as teams look to bolster their rotations and bullpens ahead of spring training.
