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The Cubs are set to add left-hander Drew Pomeranz to their 40-man roster, clearing space by optioning Jordan Wicks. After a strong 2025 with Chicago and a rough start with the Angels in 2026, Pomeranz could again provide depth and late-inning versatility as Chicago copes with injuries; the Angels remain on the hook for about $4 million on his contract, while the Cubs will owe only the prorated portion of the minimum while he’s on their roster.
Drew Pomeranz will start Game 5 for the Cubs as an opener, having performed well in previous appearances during the NLDS, with the Cubs potentially using a variety of relievers or a bulk pitcher after him. The Brewers have not announced their starter yet.
In Game 5 of the NLDS, the Cubs will start left-hander Drew Pomeranz, who has been effective in relief this postseason, as they aim to advance against the Brewers, with the series highlighting the importance of early innings and bullpen strategy.
The San Francisco Giants placed rookie infielder Marco Luciano on the 10-day injured list and recalled Casey Schmitt. Outfielder Ryan McKenna, catcher Jakson Reetz, and reliever Drew Pomeranz cleared outright waivers, with Pomeranz electing free agency. Luciano, who recently joined the MLB roster, struggled defensively despite hitting well. Brett Wisely will start at shortstop against the Yankees. The Giants also signed outfielder Allan Cerda to a minor league deal.
The San Francisco Giants have signed left-handed pitcher Drew Pomeranz to a one-year Major League deal, reuniting with the player they first signed in 2019. To make room on the roster, the Giants optioned Mason Black to AAA and designated Jakson Reetz for assignment. Pomeranz, who has not pitched in an MLB game since 2021 due to injuries, will join the Giants bullpen and could become a key lefty reliever.
The Dodgers have released left-hander Drew Pomeranz, who has been attempting a comeback after years of injuries. Pomeranz, 35, had signed minor league deals with both the Angels and Dodgers this year and recently showed promising form in Triple-A. Despite his recent performance, the Dodgers' crowded bullpen may lead him to seek opportunities with other teams.
The San Diego Padres have selected reliever Drew Carlton onto the big league club, while optioning Ryan Weathers to Triple-A El Paso. The team transferred Drew Pomeranz from the 15-day to the 60-day injured list to clear a 40-man roster spot. Carlton, who signed a minor league contract with San Diego over the winter, has been performing well in Triple-A. Weathers has started four of six outings at the major league level this season, while Pomeranz is on a rehab stint with El Paso.