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I trust you have been reading my series on the 17 (!) 2026 Cubs who are either free agents or who have various forms of contract options, either club or player or mutual. That series will continue through next week.…

Al Yellon of Bleed Cubbie Blue reports that Major League Baseball could experience a major free-agent signing frenzy in November. With the current collective bargaining agreement expiring on December 1, players and teams may seek to finalize contracts before a looming lockout and potential changes under a new CBA take effect.
Yellon highlights top upcoming free agents including Tarik Skubal, Michael King, Sonny Gray, Randy Arozarena, and Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki. Potential new CBA proposals could impose salary caps or limit future deals to five years and $202 million for new signings, incentivizing players to sign long-term agreements before the deadline.
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