The Chicago Cubs should be back on track in terms of the pitching staff after getting back over the last week both ace Shota Imanaga and star reliever Porter Hodge. While things should stabilize, this is a Cubs pitching staff that has been thin all season long even before injuries became a factor. Chicago is expected to be one of the most aggressive teams in baseball when the trade deadline rolls around and Jed Hoyer has been fairly open about the fact that they want to add pitching both in the rotation and in the bullpen. A report this week indicates they could be trying to kill two birds with one stone in what would be a huge blockbuster trade with a divisional rival.