The New York Yankees and the rest of the baseball world were hit with some unexpected news at the onset of the offseason. Chicago Cubs left-handed pitcher Shot

Shota Imanaga is now a free agent after a series of contract decisions initiated by the Chicago Cubs, league sources confirmed Tuesday, leaving the Japanese pitcher to weigh his future options.

Watching Tuesday’s early morning sports debate shows for news on the NFL trade deadline proved to be an exercise in boredom. Unlike the annual MLB trade deadline, the lack of trade rumors or frenzied reports from analysts back in the New York-area studios made it seem like just another ordinary day in the NFL.

Chicago Cubs president Jed Hoyer shared a strong message about Shota Imanaga that's turning heads in the wake of their mutual decision to part ways.

What approach will the Chicago Cubs take to upgrade the roster this offseason? How will they handle Kyle Tucker’s free agency? Will Shota Imanaga remain with the team?

Potential Cubs trade sees Chicago get $15.5 million two-time All-Star from division rival to upgrade from Shota Imanaga originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

With the New York Mets expected to be in the market for starting pitching help this offseason, could this lefty be a possible suitor for them? Jesse Rogers of E

Alex Bregman, Cody Bellinger and Edwin Diaz are among the more than 140 players so far to have opted out of their contracts and will become free agents.