The Chicago Cubs have made another acquisition in the pitching department. On Friday afternoon, the Cubs agreed to terms on a one-year contract worth $5 million with soon-to-be former Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Colin Rea as first reported by Jesse Rogers of ESPN.

The Cubs have added potential depth for their starting rotation. Right-hander Colin Rea has agreed to a deal with the Cubs, Jesse Rogers of ESPN reported Friday.

Colin Rea pitched for the Cubs in the 2020 pandemic season, and not all that well (nine games, two starts, 5.79 ERA). Now, at age 34, he’s back: And, here’s the dollar amount of the contract, which, per Rogers,

Kyle Tucker has only been with the Chicago Cubs for a month, but his Cubs tenure is already off to a rocky start.

The Cubs and newly acquired OF Kyle Tucker could not come to an agreement on a salary for 2025, per a source. The Cubs filed at $15 mil. Tucker's camp at $17.5 mil. The Cubs acquired Tucker on Dec. 13 in one of the biggest trades of the MLB offseason so far.