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Potential Cubs trade sees Chicago get $15.5 million two-time All-Star from division rival to upgrade from Shota Imanaga

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Shota Imanaga is a free agent after Chicago Cubs decline 3-year team option and lefty turns down player option

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Cubs’ Shota Imanaga becomes free agent after dueling contract rejections

Cubs trade Andrew Kittredge

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Cubs deal Deadline acquisition Kittredge back to O's

The Cubs brought veteran righty Andrew Kittredge into the fold at the Trade Deadline this past season to add an experienced arm to the bullpen for the stretch run and playoffs. He is now headed back to Baltimore.

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Orioles re-acquire reliever Andrew Kittredge from Cubs

Cubs trade veteran reliever Andrew Kittredge back to the Orioles

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4 Shota Imanaga Landing Spots After Shocking Cubs Opt-Out

The Chicago Cubs came into the offseason in desperate need of pitching. But their massive roster void recently got even worse ...

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Cubs trade Andrew Kittredge back to Orioles for cash considerations

The Chicago Cubs traded veteran reliever Andrew Kittredge, whom they acquired from the Orioles at the MLB trade deadline, ...

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Cubs make surprising decision on lefty Shota Imanaga

The Chicago Cubs made a surprising choice on Tuesday by declining their club option to extend left-hander Shota Imanaga ’s ...

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Jed Hoyer’s Postseason Comments On Shota Imanaga Resurface After Cubs Split

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

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Cubs Superstar Predicted to Sign Blockbuster 12-Year, $460 Million Deal

Chicago Cubs superstar Kyle Tucker is predicted to sign a blockbuster 12-year, $460 million deal in free agency.

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