Astros pitcher Tatsuya Imai hasn't taken to MLB right away. Is some of it the team he chose?

In Toronto, Kazuma Okamoto wakes up and wonders whether he’s in Tokyo. The Toronto Blue Jays third baseman feels at home there. He’s enjoying trying new foods. His favorites so far are sandwiches and quesadillas.In Chicago, ​​Munetaka Murakami is homering at a rate no Japanese-born player ever has to begin an MLB career. As Murakami rounds the bases, his third-base coach celebrates by sheathing an imaginary samurai sword. The White Sox have fallen for Murakami, and he loves them back.Then there is the case of Houston Astros pitcher Tatsuya Imai.Advertisement