July 13, 2025; Bronx, New York, USA; The Chicago cub Pitcher Shota Imanaga (18) saves a pitch against New York Yankis during the second innings at the Yanki Stadium. Compulsory Credit: Gregory Fisher-Imagon Picture Shota Emnaga played seven outstanding innings and the visit to Chicago Cubs ended the informal first half of the season with a 4–1 win over New York Yankis on Sunday afternoon.
The cub won the last two matches of the series after allowing Kodi Belinger to allow Kodi Belinger to allow three homers in a 11–0 defeat on Friday. Chicago is now in the all-star break with 57 wins since the 2008 season.
The left-arm batsman followed eight scorer innings from Matthew Boyd in a Saturday’s 5–2 win and organized two of his four hits for one run, since returning from a stressed left hamstring.
Emmanga (6-3) hit six and went together, while throwing 55 out of 91 pitches for the attack. He fell behind eight out of the first 10 hits before an impressive sequence in the fourth when he retired Kodi Belinger, Aaron Judge and Jiancarlo Stanton.
Imanga retired Beldinger in a fly ball in the right field and then whipped the judge and Stanton.
Michael Bush worked in his first career plate appearance in the leadoff spot on the second pitch from New York Ruki Will Warren (6-5). According to the Ellius Sports Bureau, Busch became the first cub for Homer in his first plate appearance in the leadoff spot since Wilson Contrais on 26 June 2017.
Dansbi Swansan hit a tiebracing two -run homer in the sixth place of Ian Hamilton as the cub won his last six trips at the Yanki Stadium for the fourth time. Siya Suzuki scored a double and from the other on a hit by Pete Crow-Armestrong in the seventh.
Giancarlo Stanton hit his 433rd career Homer in second place for Yankis, who lost his second directly after the five-game winning streak. Yankis ended the first half, leaving 18 out of 29 sports.
The judge hit three batting twice in three batting against Emnaga. Belinjar celebrated his 30th birthday but saw that a career-high 17-game hitting Streak stopped.
Warren gave two runs on six hits in 5 1/3 innings. The right -handed batsman killed one and three left.
Drew Pomeranz instigated through the eighth and Daniel Valensia easily replaced his 12th rescue.
-Bield level media