The Dodgers keep getting better, but Tatsuya Imai wants no part of it.

Weeks after the Japanese star declared he wants to take the Dodgers “down,” Imai doubled down following Los Angeles’ signing of former Mets superstar closer Edwin Díaz .

“With the number of pitchers they already have, they don’t need me,” Imai told Japanese outlet Sponichi Annex on Tuesday while visiting the Belluna Dome — home of the Seibu Lions — for a workout.

Tatsuya Imai, one of the top available pitchers this offseason, once again distanced himself from the reigning World Series champion Dodgers. Getty Images

The hard-throwing right-hander told Japanese legend Daisuke Matsuzaka in late November that defeating the Dodgers to become champion would be “the most valuable thing in my life.”

As the 27-year-o

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