Chicago Cubs left-handed starter Shota Imanaga was removed from the game Tuesday because of cramps in both legs.

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Imanaga had to depart Tuesday's outing in Pittsburgh in the sixth inning due to leg cramps. He will focus on staying hydrated in between starts and the Cubs are hopeful it's just a one-time thing.

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