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Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai snubs Dodgers

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MLB rumors: Giants predicted to sign Tatsuya Imai over Yankees, Dodgers in ESPN poll

Tatsuya Imai is the most entertained offseason pitcher entering the 2026 MLB season.

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Japanese star Tatsuya Imai wants nothing to do with Dodgers — with Yankees in middle of free agency chase

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Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai snubs Dodgers as high-stakes MLB free agency window opens

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Yankees among options for Japanese pitcher, according to ESPN

The New York Yankees are expected to have some level of interest in the top Japanese players on the market this winter.

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Top Japanese Free Agent Doesn’t Want to Join Dodgers, Wants to Beat LA

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Mets Are Logical Landing Spot For Japanese Corner Infielder In Free Agency

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Imai doesn't want to join Dodgers, he wants to 'take them down'

When the news broke that Seibu Lions ace Tatsuya Imai was posted, many Major League fans had one question: Would he also want to join the Dodgers? After all, not only is Los Angeles arguably the closest flight back to Japan,

Total Pro Sports

Top Japanese Free Agent Just Crushed Dodgers Fans’ Hopes With One Brutal Statement

Top Japanese free agent Tatsuya Imai crushed Dodgers fans’ hearts with his recent comment about potentially joining the LA team.

Sportskeeda

MLB insider draws surprising comparison between Tatsuya Imai and Trey Yesavage’s pitch mix

Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai is one of the top arms in free agency this season, and the former NPB pitcher is attracting many MLB teams due to his impressive pitching arsenal.

Cubs emerge as fit as Tatsuya Imai rejects Dodgers superteam path

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Sporting News

Tatsuya Imai reveals unusual reason for free agent preference that hurts Dodgers, Cubs, helps both Yankees, Giants

Tatsuya Imai has the potential to be the latest Japanese pitcher to become a star in Major League Baseball. But he might not wind up with the teams many have linked him to, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs. Imai provided an interview in Japanese that suggests he might eliminate certain clubs from his decision-making process.