MLB insider Jon Morosi says the Cubs plan to add another top starter after Shota Imanaga’s decision to return to Chicago.

The Chicago Cubs lost in the National League Division Series last season and could be targeting pitchers this offseason.

When Jed Hoyer spoke to reporters in Las Vegas recently at the GM meetings, the message was all about the mound. His winter ...

On Tuesday, starting left-handed pitcher Shota Imanaga signed a one-year $22 million qualifying with the Chicago Cubs. The ...

Prior to 2025, of the 144 players who had received qualifying offers, only 14 had accepted -- roughly 10 percent \-\- ...

Cubs left-hander accepted the one-year, $22.025 million qualifying offer from the club, per reports, ahead of Tuesday's deadline. The post MLB rumors: Shota Imanaga accepts Cubs’ qualifying offer; ...

The Milwaukee Brewers' starting rotation received a boost when veteran Brandon Woodruff signed a qualifying offer to remain ...

The Chicago Cubs are definitely okay with Shota Imanaga being back in the starting rotation for 2026. They wouldn’t have ...

Until Tuesday, only 14 players had accepted the offer since 2012. But a record amount accepted the $22.025 million contract this offseason.

The Chicago Cubs added several players to their 40-man roster ahead of a pair of Tuesday deadlines, including pitcher Shota ...

Of the 13 players that were given one-year, $22.025 million qualifying offers, four accepted by Tuesday’s deadline, including outfielder Trent Grisham of the New York Yankees. Among those that ...

Trent Grisham, Gleyber Torres among players opting for guaranteed money over multi-year contracts with looming 2027 labor ...