After missing most of the 2024 season with a shoulder injury and subsequent surgery, the Chicago Cubs have brought back former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yency Almonte on a minor league deal.
As the 2025 MLB season approaches, the Chicago Cubs front office remains active. According to ESPN's Jesse Rogers, the NL Central side are signing relief pitcher Yency Almonte to a minor league deal.
The Chicago Cubs have re-signed right-hander Yency Almonte to a minor league deal. That’s according to Jesse Rogers of ESPN. Almonte, 30, made his major league debut on June 21, 2018, with the Rockies and spent his first four seasons in Colorado.
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The Chicago Cubs are bringing back a reliever that got off to a solid start last year before getting injured. Jesse Rogers of ESPN broke the news on Tuesday night that the Cubs agreed to a minor league contract with reliever Yency Almonte.
The Cubs are re-signing reliever Yency Almonte to a minor league deal, reports Jesse Rogers of ESPN. Chicago outrighted him off their 40-man roster at the end of last season.
The Chicago Cubs have to be happy with how their trade last winter with the Los Angeles Dodgers panned out. The team acquired infielder Michael Busch and pitcher Yency Almonte in exchange for Jackson Ferris and Zyhir Hope.
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Chicago Cubs reliever and former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yency Almonte will undergo right shoulder surgery for a labrum tear and miss the rest of the 2024 season.
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On Friday, it was revealed that Yency Almonte's season is over after deciding to get surgery for his injured shoulder. It's a crippling blow to an already shaky bullpen.
Yency Almonte hasn’t pitched since May 7 due to a right shoulder strain, and continued discomfort in his shoulder has led to a possible crossroads in how the Cubs right-hander plans to deal with the injury.
The Chicago Cubs were hoping that one of their star relievers would be back at some point this season, and preferably before the point where they have to make a decision about the direction this organization has to take ahead of the trade deadline.
Maybe the answers won’t be internal after all. Yency Almonte has been on the IL for about seven weeks with a right shoulder strain and he’s going to be out for a while longer after feeling discomfort during a recent bullpen.
Just when things were looking up for the Chicago Cubs, the injury bug has come back to bite them. After Dansby Swanson went on the injured list Friday, Yency Almonte joined him on Saturday.
Yency Almonte set high expectations for himself heading into the 2023 season after a breakout in 2022 that saw him become one of the most trusted arms in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ bullpen.
Former Chicago Cubs catcher Brian Serven may end up being the answer to a trivia question one day. That all depends on how the careers of Michael Busch and Yency Almonte play out.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers reached agreements to avoid arbitration with eligible players at the January 11 deadline, they additionally cleared space on their 40-man roster by trading Yency Almonte and Michael Busch to the Chicago Cubs in exchange for prospects Jackson Ferris and Zyhir Hope.