Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai snubs Dodgers
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After being officially posted for MLB teams last week, the market for Tatsuya Imai is slowly starting to take shape.
The Chicago Cubs have been extremely vocal about what they are focusing on this offseason, as they attempt to avoid finding themselves in a pitching situation l
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NPB ace Tatsuya Imai has boldly declared his ambition to challenge Dodgers' stars Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto in MLB.
After being posted by the Seibu Lions this week, Tatsuya Imai is expected to receive a lot of attention from MLB teams with his 45-day negotiating window officially open.
Imai, 27, is coming off a 1.92 ERA in 163 2/3 innings in 2025 and will be posted for MLB clubs this offseason.
Much has been made already this offseason about the two Japanese hitters that have entered the free agent pool and the Phillies possible chances of signing either of them. Munetaka Murakami and Kazuma Okamoto are sure to pull in multi-year,
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