Cubs pitcher Edward Cabrera throws five no-hit innings for Smokies
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 4:47 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Edward Cabrera, on a rehab assignment from the Chicago Cubs, pitched five hitless innings for the Tennessee Smokies at Covenant Health Park on August 11. He recorded seven strikeouts and only issued a walk, retiring 13 consecutive batters. Despite his dominant outing, the Smokies ultimately lost to the Rocket City Trash Pandas, 6-1, as they surrendered six runs to the opposing bullpen after Cabrera exited. Daniel Palencia also appeared in the game for the Smokies, allowing four runs due to walks and one hit-by-pitch before being removed. The Smokies are currently playing a series against the Trash Pandas, trailing 1-0 in the matchup.
- •Cabrera had a successful rehab outing, tossing five no-hit frames.
- •Smokies lost to Trash Pandas 6-1 after Cabrera left the game.
- •Palencia struggled in relief, allowing four runs.
- •Smokies are second in Southern League North standings.
- •Remaining games against Trash Pandas include promotions and events.
- 4:47 AMYahoo Sports — Smokies tie series with yet another Chicago Cubs pitcher in Knoxville
- 3:00 AMYahoo Sports — Chicago Cubs pitcher tosses 5 no-hit frames for Smokies in Knoxville rehab
"The Cubs reliever helped the Knoxville Smokies even their series with the Trash Pandas, with four more games this week at Covenant Health Park.
"Not one, but two Cubs players appeared for the Smokies in Tuesday’s loss, with five games still to play this week at Covenant Health Park.
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External links- Yahoo SportsAug 13, 2026, 4:47 AMSmokies tie series with yet another Chicago Cubs pitcher in Knoxville
The Cubs reliever helped the Knoxville Smokies even their series with the Trash Pandas, with four more games this week at Covenant Health Park.
- Yahoo SportsAug 12, 2026, 3:00 AMChicago Cubs pitcher tosses 5 no-hit frames for Smokies in Knoxville rehab
Not one, but two Cubs players appeared for the Smokies in Tuesday’s loss, with five games still to play this week at Covenant Health Park.
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