MIAMI – For starting pitcher Shota Imanaga, a new haircut might have been the thing he needed to put his latest skid behind him. “I was out there trying my best because, if I cut my hair, I have to pitch well,” Imanaga said through interpreter Edwin Stanberry. That's exactly what he did. In Chicago’s 6-1 win at loanDepot park, Imanaga threw six-plus innings on 94 pitches, allowing just three hits while striking out four. It was a much-needed outing for Imanaga after he posted a 5.96 ERA in August and allowed 11 home runs over his previous six starts. His 33 homers allowed this season are tied with Athletics lefty Jeffrey Springs for the most in the Majors. “Building trust is like Dominos or Jenga, where it takes time and it’s hard to build up,” Imanaga said. “But in an instant it can disappear. So I slowly built that trust back up \[to\
