Sources told the Chicago Sun-Times that Cedeno
agreed to a one-year, $900,000 contract that also includes
$300,000 in performance incentives.
Cedeno, 32, compiled a 2-0 record with a 2.43 ERA in 33 1/3
innings over a combined 48 games for the Chicago White Sox and
Milwaukee last season. After an Aug. 31 trade to the Brewers, he
had a 1.13 ERA in 15 appearances.
Cedeno owns a 10-7 record, three saves, a 3.69 ERA and a
strikeout rate of 8.9 per nine innings for five teams during an
eight-year major league career spanning 249 relief appearances.
He has also pitched for the Houston Astros, Washington Nationals
and Tampa Bay Rays.
Becoming the 42nd pitcher in Cubs camp this spring, Cedeno fills
the roster spot vacated Wednesday by Kendall Graveman, who was
put on 60-day injured list. Graveman underwent Tommy John
surgery last summer, and he might miss the entire season.
--Field Level Media
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