Shota Imanaga accepts his qualifying offer to stay with the Chicago Cubs, while Kyle Tucker rejects his

Shota Imanaga is staying with the Chicago Cubs for at least one more season after accepting a qualifying offer. Kyle Tucker declined his qualifying offer as expected,

Cubs precited to to make blockbuster trade for $185 million two-time Cy Young to replace Shota Imanaga, mentor Cade Horton

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Chicago Cubs Continue Hot Pursuit For Top Pitchers After Shota Imanaga’s Return

Chicago Cubs keep pushing for top-tier pitching help, staying aggressive even after Shota Imanaga’s return strengthens their rotation.

Cubs, Starting Pitcher Shota Imanaga Agree to One-Year Deal

The Cubs and starting pitcher Shota Imanaga have agreed to a one-year deal, according to a report from Patrick Mooney of The Athletic. Imanaga accepted Chicago's qualifying offer prior to Tuesday's deadline, and will be paid $22.025 million next season in his third year with the Cubs.

Cubs Insider Drops True Feelings on Shota Imanaga Returning

A Chicago Cubs insider drops his true feelings as Shota Imanaga returns to Wrigley Field after accepting a one-year qualifying offer.
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