MLB insider Jon Morosi says the Cubs plan to add another top starter after Shota Imanaga’s decision to return to Chicago.

Cubs left-hander accepted the one-year, $22.025 million qualifying offer from the club, per reports, ahead of Tuesday's deadline. The post MLB rumors: Shota Imanaga accepts Cubs’ qualifying offer; ...

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The Chicago Cubs are definitely okay with Shota Imanaga being back in the starting rotation for 2026. They wouldn’t have ...

The Chicago Cubs entered the offseason unsure of what the roster would look like for 2026 after making an aggressive push in ...

Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga has reportedly accepted a qualifying offer to return to Chicago again next season.

Stop me if you have heard this before. A pitcher rounds into all-star form, only to get hurt. Rehab only to get back to form ...

William Contreras has some new ink on his arm commemorating his Game 2 home run during a playoff series win over the Cubs.

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It was bad enough that the San Diego Padres were ousted by the Chicago Cubs in Game 3 of the 2025 NL Wild Card series, making ...

Two winters ago, the Milwaukee Brewers had one year of arbitration eligibility remaining on a 29-year-old starting pitcher, ...