Shota Imanaga struggled with his fastball last season. The Chicago Cubs may have unlocked the reason why, and remedied it.

Cubs manager Craig Counsell said Thursday that Imanaga has been throwing harder this spring, Bruce Levine of 670TheScore.com ...

Had the Chicago Cubs wanted to pursue Zac Gallen, it’s possible that Shota Imanaga’s decision likely ended any reasonable ...

Lefty Shota Imanaga, back with the Chicago Cubs after accepting their qualifying offer, begins spring training with a clear vision of what must change this season.

The Cubs are hoping to prove they belong with the NL elite and the team has issues that must be examined in spring training ...

Imanaga is working on his pitch repertoire in spring training, including tweaking his sweeper and sinker grips and adding a cutter, Jordan Bastian of MLB.com reports.

Cade Horton was a breakout performer for the Chicago Cubs last year. In the aftermath of his successful rookie season, Horton ...

Spring is a prime time for extension talks, but Ian Happ and Seiya Suzuki said earlier this week that the Cubs had not ...

On his podcast, Shota Imanaga talked about his injury and command issues last season and believes he knows why his performance faltered.

The WBC has recently exploded in popularity and become increasingly more important to players — including some of its most ...

By Thursday, Counsell was also calling out challenges – which he won’t be permitted to do during games – to help test the system further on the eve of the Cubs’ game Friday against the White Sox.

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