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I can already tell some of you are groaning at the name David Peterson next to Chicago Cubs free-agent target, but remember this team has to sign multiple pitchers for the rotation. If Peterson ends up being the second or…

Sports Mockery's Aldo Soto argues that free-agent left-hander David Peterson is a strong candidate to re-sign with the Chicago Cubs this offseason. After joining the Cubs from the New York Mets in June 2026, Peterson posted a 3.70 ERA across 80.1 innings. Additionally, MLB Trade Rumors projected him to land a two-year, $24 million contract, with all three of their site experts predicting a reunion with Chicago.
Soto highlights that the Cubs face substantial rotation turnover, with Peterson, Kevin Gausman, and Shōta Imanaga hitting unrestricted free agency. The writer views Peterson as an ideal mid-rotation fit for Jed Hoyer's roster due to his ground-ball tendencies and Chicago's strong infield defense.
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