Outside of the idea of trading some of the veterans off of the roster, another thing that has been clear from the St. Louis ...

The Chicago Cubs are now in need of some starting pitching help after the franchise and their fan favorite left-hander, Shota ...

A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press that left-hander Shoto Imanaga became eligible for free agency ...

Shota Imanaga is now a free agent after a series of contract decisions initiated by the Chicago Cubs, league sources ...

The Cubs and Imanaga each declined their options on a complicated contract, sending the pitcher onto the market ...

What approach will the Chicago Cubs take to upgrade the roster this offseason? How will they handle Kyle Tucker’s free agency ...

The Cubs declined a team option worth $54 million over the next three years and Imanaga opted out of a $15 million player ...

After spending the last two years with the Chicago Cubs, starting pitcher Shota Imanaga could be on the move this offseason.

Did the Chicago Cubs punt on the 2026 season by letting left-hander Shota Imanaga become a free agent — or were his second-half struggles a trend?

CHICAGO — Left-hander Shota Imanaga became eligible for free agency when the Chicago Cubs declined an option to keep his contract by guaranteeing $57 million for the 2026-28 seasons and he turned down ...

By the time the Cubs reached the National League Division Series, manager Craig Counsell’s options for his rotation were ...

The Cubs declined their club option on the left-hander, who then declined his player option to become a free agent.