Shota Imanaga threw seven scoreless innings, Michael Busch and Kyle Tucker slugged back-to-back home runs in the first, and the Chicago Cubs blanked the visiting Boston Red Sox 6-0 on Saturday.

All-Star Pete Crow-Armstrong hit his 26th homer, one of five solo shots for the Cubs to back seven sharp innings by Shota Imanaga, and Chicago beat the Boston Red Sox 6-0.

Imanaga turned in his latest gem since returning from the injured list, throwing seven shutout innings in the Cubs' win over the Red Sox.

The Chicago Cubs need help filling out their rotation at the trade deadline, and they could turn to the ace of the Washington Nationals, MacKenzie Gore.

The Chicago Cubs will enter the second half as one of the more exciting teams to watch in baseball, as they have one of the more dynamic offenses in the game.

The Chicago Cubs sent three players to the 2025 MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, and two of them will be in action on Tuesday night.