Outfielder Jason Heyward signed a minor-league deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday.
Heyward is returning from knee surgery and didn’t play the final three months of the regular season before the Chicago Cubs released him in November.
Heyward is owed $22 million for the 2023 season as part of an eight-year, $184 million contract. The Cubs won the World Series in his first season with the team in 2016.
Heyward, 33, hit .245 with 62 home runs in seven seasons with the Cubs while winning two Gold Gloves.
Heyward last played in June and finished the 2022 season with a .204 batting average, one home run and 10 RBIs in 48 games.
If the Dodgers sign Heyward to the regular-season roster next spring, the Cubs can recoup up to $740,000 of his owed 2023 season salary.
–Field Level Media


CWEB Business News
What to Expect From Mondelez International’s Upcoming Q4 Results?

CWEB Business News
Intel Shares Drop 6 percent on Disappointing Guidance

CWEB Business News
ServiceNow Shares Gain 3 percent on Strong Q4 and Guidance

CWEB Business News
Seagate Technology Shares Soar 10 percent Following Q2 Beat

CWEB Business News
NextGen Healthcare Shares Up 8 percent Since Q3 Announcement

CWEB Business News
U.S. Bancorp Shares Surge 5 percent on Q4 EPS beat

CWEB Celebrity News
LVMH, the French fashion conglomerate, reports record profits

CWEB Celebrity News
Panic! at the Disco, the 2004 emo-pop band, is calling it quits

CWEB Celebrity News
Justin Bieber sells his music rights for over $200 million.
