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If Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga was fazed at all by third baseman Isaac Paredes’ second error of the inning, it wasn’t evident in the way he attacked the next batter.
In a game the Cubs would win 12-0, the sixth inning should have already ended. With one out, Imanaga had induced Isiah Kinder-Falefa to hit a grounder to third. But Paredes’ throw sailed high and wide. It was all first baseman Michael Busch could do to knock it down. Then with two outs, Nick Gonzales’ ground ball glanced off Paredes’ glove, spinning out in the dirt behind him.