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ESPN.com · Feb 11, 2018

Saving their best pitching move for last, Cubs finally sign Yu Darvish

CHICAGO -- A depressed free-agent market turned into a boon for the Chicago Cubs after they (finally) signed righty Yu Darvish to a six-year, $126 million deal on Saturday, pending a physical.

It's a move that wasn't necessarily on the Cubs' radar in early November. But with contract offers to free agents around the league decidedly lower than anyone could have predicted, Darvish became possible for a team that had many holes to fill on its pitching staff.

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