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Imai was posted this offseason and is one of the top International Free Agents available. The Yankees were expected to pursue him to bolster their rotation. Especially with Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon, and Clarke Schmidt missing the beginning of the season.

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Imai, 27 and a former Japan Pacific League pitcher, will make $18 million per season, with the potential for that number to climb to $21 million if he reaches 80, 90 and 100 innings. He’ll also have opt-outs after each of the seasons, Heyman reported.