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Chicago Cubs and Shota Imanaga keep finding ways to win, routing the Boston Red Sox 7-1: ‘It’s a...
Chicago Tribune via Yahoo Sports· 42 minutes agoBOSTON — Good teams find a way to win. It’s a mantra that sounds simple in theory but is tougher to execute without organizational depth and players coming through when needing to take on bigger ...
Recently Released Chicago Cubs Veteran Could Be Ideal Fit For Yankees
Sports Illustrated· 2 days agoA released Chicago Cubs first baseman could be the perfect fix to the New York Yankees depth issues.
Shota Imanaga continues impressive MLB start, raising record to 4-0 as Cubs beat Red Sox 7-1
San Francisco Chronicle· 3 hours agoShota Imanaga continued an impressive start to his major league career by pitching one-run ball into...
Takeaways: Red Sox drop series opener in 7-1 loss to Cubs
Athlon Sports· 3 hours agoApr 26, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Red Sox starting pitcher Kutter Crawford (50) talks with teammates as they take on the Chicago Cubs in ...
Shōta Imanaga raises record to 4-0 as Cubs beat Red Sox
CBS News· 3 hours agoShōta Imanaga continued an impressive start to his major league career by pitching one-run ball into...
Chicago Cubs' Shota Imanaga Enters Game vs. Boston Red Sox on Historic Hot Streak
Sports Illustrated· 10 hours agoShota Imanaga has been lights out for the Chicago Cubs this season, as the Japanese lefty has...
Chicago Cubs Have Shockingly High Odds To Make Postseason This Year
Sports Illustrated· 9 hours agoThe Chicago Cubs are playing well above expectations and are trending towards being serious...
Mark Leiter Jr. and Yency Almonte stepping up to solidify Chicago Cubs bullpen amid injuries
Chicago Tribune· 4 hours agoMark Leiter Jr.’s career arc tends to help keep everything in perspective for the Chicago Cubs...
Chicago Cubs 7, Boston 1
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Chicago Cubs Keep Fighting Despite Mounting Injuries
Sports Illustrated· 1 day agoThe Chicago Cubs keep finding ways to win without their best players.