#Shota Imanaga

#Shota Imanaga

The San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Angels are reportedly the final candidates for pitcher Shota Imanaga

The Giants remain interested in adding a top free-agent starting pitcher despite acquiring Robbie Ray

The San Francisco Giants are pursuing Japanese prospect Shota Imanaga after missing out on Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

The Giants are not interested in pursuing Blake Snell due to his high price tag and concerns over his lack of longevity in starts.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in search of an additional starting pitcher.

Shōta Imanaga is not among the finalists to sign with the Dodgers.

Shōta Imanaga is attempting to make the jump from Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball to MLB.

Imanaga is a solid middle-of-the-rotation pitcher with wide appeal to teams in need of rotation depth.

Japanese left-hander Shōta Imanaga has reached a deal with the Chicago Cubs.

Imanaga's deal will be for multiple years with an average annual value in the range of $15 million.

The Red Sox are finalists to sign Japanese pitcher Shota Imanaga

Imanaga's posting period closes on January 11

The San Francisco Giants have made a strong offer to pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto exceeding $300 million.

The Giants are also interested in pitcher Shōta Imanaga and reigning NL Cy Young winner Blake Snell.

The Dodgers are interested in Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga

Imanaga could provide the Dodgers with a left-handed starter they need

The Dodgers are not one of the four finalists for Japanese pitcher Shota Imanaga.

Imanaga is expected to sign a deal worth around $80 to $100 million.

The San Francisco Giants were initially rumored to be the favorites to sign Japanese pitcher Shota Imanaga, but the reports have since changed.

MLB reporter Jon Heyman initially listed the Giants as one of five suitors for Imanaga, but later updated his report to say they are not one of the five finalists.

The San Francisco Giants may have missed out on signing pitcher Shōta Imanaga, as he is reported to have agreed to a deal with the Chicago Cubs.

The Giants are running out of options to upgrade their rotation, with only a few high-quality and healthy pitchers left on the market.

The Chicago Cubs signed Japanese pitcher Shōta Imanaga to a surprisingly affordable contract.

The San Francisco Giants did not pursue Imanaga because they simply did not want to.

The Boston Red Sox are showing interest in starting pitchers Shota Imanaga and Seth Lugo.

Imanaga has been described as a No. 3 or 4 starter, while Lugo is expected to get a three-year deal.

The Red Sox are strongly pursuing free agent Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

The Red Sox are also interested in free agent Shota Imanaga.

Shōta Imanaga, a starting pitcher from NPB, is another player potentially looking to make the move to MLB in 2024.

Imanaga has had an impressive career in NPB, earning two All-Star selections, leading the league in strikeouts, and posting a 2.53 ERA over the past two seasons.

Star Japanese pitcher Shota Imanaga has been posted and can negotiate with MLB clubs.

Imanaga could be a sneaky signing for the Dodgers, providing them with a solid left-hander for their rotation.

Imanaga's performance in the World Baseball Classic and his career in Japan make him an appealing free agent target.