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Zac Gallen’s wife called him in a panic following incorrect Cubs report


USA Today baseball columnist Bob Nightengale confused a lot of people in December when he reported the Chicago Cubs were close to signing free-agent pitcher . “The Chicago Cubs are close to finalizing an agreement with free-agent starter on a multi-year deal that will pay him an average of $22 million a year,” wrote Nightengale. (Awful Announcing)

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Zac Gallen’s wife called him in a panic following incorrect Cubs report