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In the bustling city of Chicago, where deep-dish pizzas and die-hard sports fans reign supreme, the Chicago Cubs have made their presence felt with a significant offseason move. In a surprising twist, the Cubs have landed Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga to strengthen their rotation for the upcoming season. This unexpected…

Imanaga’s signing won’t be official until he’s undergone a physical.

The Chicago Cubs finally made a splash in the offseason.

Sunday is the final day for the Wintrust Winterland at Gallagher Way, which offers ice skating, ice bumper cars and other activities at the Cubs’ ballpark.

The Cubs announced they’d claimed catcher Brian Serven off waivers Friday, making him the first player the team has acquired this offseason on a major-league deal.

Also, we wanted to know which Wisconsin team — not counting the Packers — you love to hate the most.

Retired chiropractor Daniel Kamen spent years trying to learn the artist who painted a beloved painting of Cubs fans in the stands. Sleuths helped lead him to Oak Park.

Sources confirmed the Cubs are hiring Jason Kanzler as director of player development and promoting Ryan Otero to director of pitching.

The former Bears great is a Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist for the third time.

Triantos won the Arizona Fall Leagues’s offensive player of the year award.

The Boston Red Sox sale of Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees may have been the biggest one-time blunder. But perhaps no sports misadventure was worse than baseball’s continuing malevolent scheme to keep the big leagues segregated.