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Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal

The Cubs have signed right-hander Gabe Klobosits to a new minor league contract, 7 News’ Ari Alexander reports.

Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal
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Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal. The Cubs: What Happened

MLB Trade Rumors reported on Saturday, October 31, 2026 in a story involving Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal. The Cubs, News’ Ari Alexander, Gabe Klobosits. Here is how the report opens:

The Cubs have signed right-hander Gabe Klobosits to a new minor league contract, 7 News’ Ari Alexander reports. Klobosits is back for his second year in the organization, after his minors deal last offseason resulted in a 3.51 ERA, 26.9% strikeout rate, and 13.8% walk rate over 33 1/3 innings with the Cubs’ Triple-A affiliate…

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  • The story: Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal
  • Who’s involved: Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal. The Cubs, News’ Ari Alexander, Gabe Klobosits and Cubs’ Triple-A
  • League: Baseball
  • First reported: Saturday, October 31, 2026 by MLB Trade Rumors

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What happened with Cubs Re-Sign Gabe Klobosits To Minor League Deal. The Cubs?

The Cubs have signed right-hander Gabe Klobosits to a new minor league contract, 7 News’ Ari Alexander reports. Klobosits is back for his second year in the organization, after his minors deal last offseason resulted in a 3.51 ERA, 26.9% strikeout rate, and 13.8% walk rate over 33 1/3 innings with the Cubs’ Triple-A affiliate… MLB Trade Rumors reported the story on Saturday, October 31, 2026.

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