It is being reported that lefty Matthew Boyd has signed a two-year, free agent contract with the Chicago Cubs.

Matthew Boyd, who made eight regular season starts for the Guardians and three more in the playoffs, will pitch for Chicago in 2025.

The Cubs and free-agent left hander Matthew Boyd reached an agreement on a two-year deal on Monday, according to a report from MLB Network insider Jon Heyman. The deal is reportedly worth $29 million for two years,

The Cubs have bolstered their starting rotation by agreeing to a two-year, $29 million deal with left-hander Matthew Boyd, according to the New York Post. Signed by Cleveland as a

The Chicago Cubs agreed to a two-year, $29-million deal with left-hander Matthew Boyd, according to the New York Post's Jon Heyman. Boyd will be paid $14.5 million per year with $1 million ($500,000 per season) available in performance bonuses.

The Cubs have agreed with left-hander Matthew Boyd on a two-year deal that will guarantee him $29MM, per a report

The Cubs signed left-handed starter Matthew Boyd to a two-year, $30 million deal, The deal was first reported by Jon Heyman. Boyd, 33, was a sixth-round pick by the Blue Jays back in 2013. He reached the majors with Toronto as a starting pitcher in 2015,

After recovering from Tommy John surgery, left-handed starter, Matthew Boyd, made an outstanding contribution to the Cleveland Guardians this past season. Following eight starts with the Guardians, Boyd has now become a free agent. Boyd, 33, joins Cleveland right-hander, Shane Bieber, in this year’s free agent starting pitching class.

The Cubs addressed one of their top offseason priorities — upgrading their pitching staff — by signing a free agent left-handed pitcher to a two-year contract.

Matthew Boyd went from being a lottery ticket in June to one of the team’s most reliable starters in the stretch run and the postseason for the Cleveland Guardians in 2024. Re-signing him had become one of the off-season priorities,