Tatsuya Imai pitched six hitless innings at Globe Life Field this Monday. This is the first time he has allowed fewer than three hits while pitching at least a full inning.

Even falling short of the individual accomplishment, that's still a heck of a performance – let alone from a guy who didn't even look like he belonged in the majors at the start of the season. But I can't exactly get excited about this performance for Fantasy.

Tatsuya Imai is one of MLB’s most intriguing free agents and one with a deadline coming this Friday. An ideal fit for the New York Mets for several reasons, the benefit of choosing him over several of the starting pitcher alternatives comes down to the ...

For the first time all season, Tatsuya Imai looked like the pitcher everyone expected. Imai was one of the most exciting and hyped additions for the Astros during the offseason, but up until yesterday,