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CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs fans streamed toward the ... with leg cramps and a significant hamstring injury. Imanaga, through an interpreter, said “there wasn’t any direct correlation” between those two issues, but he acknowledged it’s still worth ...
Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga forced to leave game with hamstring strain as Chicago drops series finale to Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga left Sunday's game with a strained hamstring, opening up a potential spot for top prospect Cade Horton.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ryan Pressly said he "feels fine" following a rough outing against the San Francisco Giants.
The Chicago Cubs have already started seeing injury issues begin to pop up. Justin Steele was the big news this week, as he was placed on the 15-day injured list due to left elbow tendinitis.
Chicago Cubs starter Shota Imanaga was placed on the 15-day injured list on Monday due to a left hamstring strain. He suffered the injury during Chicago's 4-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday. In the bottom of the sixth inning, Imanaga grabbed his hamstring after running towards first base in an attempt to turn a double play.
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell announced ... Counsell described Steele's injury as involving "lingering issues" in the forearm and elbow. How long have these issues been present?
The Chicago Cubs faced another setback as left-hander Shota Imanaga left Sunday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers with a strained left hamstring. This injury adds to the growing list of concerns for the NL Central leaders, who are already dealing with a banged-up rotation.
The last thing the Chicago Cubs need is another injury to their starting rotation. Yet, here we are, writing about a possible issue with Japanese starting pitcher Shota Imanaga. The star right ...
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Yardbarker on MSNCould injury to Shota Imanaga force Cubs to call up top prospect?With the Chicago Cubs' starting pitching depth becoming a bigger concern, they should consider calling up prospect Cade Horton.
What had been a precautionary approach to keep left fielder Ian Happ out of the Chicago Cubs lineup has now extended into the homestand.