As free agents around MLB find their new home, starting pitcher Zac Gallen remains available. There hasn’t been as much buzz surrounding his name as Gallen’s camp would’ve hope.
The Chicago Cubs finished their 2025 season with the clear understanding that they needed starting pitching. Despite a spirited effort in the NLDS against the Milwaukee Brewers, they fell in five games.
The Chicago Cubs are not yet done with their offseason moves, being connected over and over again to various starting pitchers throughout the winter. While
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Zac Gallen, sitting on the free-agent market in the first week of February, feels strange — and strategic. This isn’t a pitcher without pedigree. This is a former ace, a World Series starter, and a durable, competitive right-hander still firmly in his prime.
We are just a few weeks away from pitchers and catchers reporting to Spring Training and for the Chicago Cubs, they still have the chance to add to their starting rotation.
Zac Gallen still remains unsigned, along with several notable starting pitchers. Spring training begins in less than a week, and some of the remaining arms might still be unsigned when pitchers and catchers report.
As the month of February begins, there are still several notable free agents that have been left unsigned, especially in the starting pitching market. Among the names still out there is right-hander Zac Gallen.
Pitchers and catchers are set to report for spring training in less than two weeks. And yet, while the likes of Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette signed many weeks ago, a handful of notable players remain unsigned as MLB’s off-season draws closer to the finish line.
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The Padres are looking into signing All-Star pitcher Zac Gallen to bolster their rotation heading into spring training. Gallen is an arm the Padres know well.
Good Morning Birdland, It is an assumption around the league that the Orioles’ offseason work is not done just yet. Specifically, they want to upgrade their rotation.
The MLB free agent market is pretty much alive with spring training just around the corner. Teams are still signing outfielders, but a handful of free agents are still walking around.
The free agent starting pitching market still has a few names out there that could move the needle in 2026. Framber Valdez is a guy out there for the taking who is a legit No.
The Chicago Cubs have had a great offseason by bringing in third baseman Alex Bregman and keeping a majority of the core they had last season during a playoff run.
MLB insider Jim Bowden believes a Zac Gallen-Arizona Diamondbacks reunion is a legitimate possibility. Gallen is one of the best remaining free agent starting pitchers.
There were a number of questions that Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer and general manager Carter Hawkins needed to answer this offseason.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season was marred by injuries and underperformance, and right-hander Zac Gallen was one of the more notable examples. Gallen struggled to an extreme degree for much of the season, but began to display notably improved numbers in the second half.
The Chicago Cubs have been very active this offseason. Between trading for starter Edward Cabrera and signing third baseman Alex Bregman, they've added to an already talented group.
The Chicago Cubs have shaken things up considerably more this offseason than they were expected to do by most. They acquired two long-targeted assets in third baseman Alex Bregman and starting pitcher Edward Cabrera, via free agency and trade, respectively.
For the most part, it had felt like a foregone conclusion that the Arizona Diamondbacks would be moving on from former ace right-hander Zac Gallen this offseason.
PHOENIX — Former Arizona Diamondbacks ace Zac Gallen has not signed with a team yet this offseason, but it appears likely he could end up back in the desert.
Speculation around the league maintains that the Baltimore Orioles have one more big move left in them. The general consensus is that this move will be for a starting pitcher, and likely a free agent.
Former Arizona Diamondbacks ace Zac Gallen has not been talked about much in the recent weeks of this offseason, and that may end up being a bad sign for Arizona.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have been trying to find their way back to the World Series for the past two seasons and have yet to be able to make it to even the postseason since their spectacular run in 2023.