Shota Imanaga’s rookie MLB season with the Chicago Cubs has been a success. The 31-year-old Imanaga made the All-Star team and has a 3.03 ERA across 166.1 innings. He has remained effective down the home stretch of the season,

The Chicago Cubs made a bold move during the offseason, moving on from manager David Ross and bringing in Craig Counsell to replace him. Not very often is a skipper hired while the team currently has one in place,

Craig Counsell discusses Jameson Taillon's outing, the bullpen's performance, Sam Hilliard's game-tying homer, the 10th inning and more

Shota Imanaga didn’t know why Craig Counsell looked a little “worried” when he approached him after the top of the seventh inning of Wednesday night. Imanaga figured it would be a standard conversation,

The Cubs’ ace on the mound has had a blistering start to life in Chicago and perhaps that’s why he wasn’t aware of what he’d achieved in their last game.

Sometimes, ignorance is bliss. That was apparently the case for Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Shota Imanaga, who tossed seven no-hit innings during the club's

Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell pulled Shota Imanaga after the seventh inning of the team's combined no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates.