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Ko Woo-seok is doing well bravely
Lee Ye-rang, CEO of Rico Sports Agency, Ko's agent, recently went to the U.S. to meet with Ko. "I went to meet you last week. You are doing great," Lee said during his visit to Jamsil Stadium where the KIA-LG match took place on Sunday. Ko is adapting himself to life in the U.S. and is making efforts to display good pitching at Triple-A Jacksonville.
Expectations are high for a call-up in the Major League at the end of July, when players are actively involved in trade and other activities. "I'm looking forward to a call-up in late July," Lee said. Miami is the lowest-ranked team in the East Division of the National League and is thus a seller in the trade market. There is a possibility that bullpen pitchers will be traded.
The Miami Herald recently mentioned the possibility of Miami trading bullpen pitchers, including closer Tanner Scott. Andrew Nady, Calvin Posher and Declan Cronin were among the potential trade candidates.
As of Tuesday, Scott is recording 37 games with six wins, five losses and 13 saves with an earned run average of 1.42. He is considered the top trade player. Nadi is one win, one loss and nine holds with an earned run average of 4.72 in 42 games, Posher is two wins, one loss and eight holds with an earned run average of 3.55 in 32 games, and Cronin is recording one win, two losses and two holds with an earned run average of 3.35 in 31 games.
Is there a chance that he will return to LG next year? Koh has yet to think about returning to LG next year. He has no contact with LG. "I have a two-year contract until next year. My priority is to do well in the remaining seasons of this year and try to play in the Major League," Lee said. "I have no contact with LG yet."
Next year's salary of $2.25 million is guaranteed, and minor league vetoes are available. If he fails to make his major league debut this year, he can try to enter the big league again in next year's spring camp. Ko Woo-seok, who is a voluntary withdrawal, must sign with LG if he returns to the KBO League. Although there is a year left in his contract with Miami, if he plans to return to Korea, he has a way to break the remaining contract and return. In the past, Yoon Seok-min and Park Byung-ho canceled the remaining contracts and returned to Korea.
Ko was not included in the opening roster due to poor performance in the San Diego spring camp. He started his season with Double-A San Antonio. In 10 appearances for San Antonio, he recorded two losses, one save and one hold with an ERA of 4.38.
However, San Diego sent Ko Woo-seok to Miami in early May in a one-on-four trade to acquire Luis Arraez, a former batting king, from the Miami Marlins for the second consecutive year.
Since his trade, Ko has been transferred to Triple-A Jacksonville under the Miami Marlins. In 16 appearances for Jacksonville, he recorded two wins and one hold with an ERA of 4.29. 토토사이트 순위 It was regrettable that he allowed home runs in the last two consecutive games since July.
Including Double-A and Triple-A, he has 2 wins, 2 losses, 1 save, 2 holds with an ERA of 4.32 and 11 walks with 29 strikeouts and a WHIP of 1.44 in 26 minor league games.
