The regular season of the 2024 Major League season is 10 days away. 먹튀검증
The season for Korean players is virtually over.
Before the season, fans were expected to list Ko Woo-seok, Choi Ji-man, Park Hyo-joon and Bae Ji-hwan on the Major League’s opening day roster.
However, only Lee Jung-hoo and Kim Ha-sung remained in the big leagues, and the rest started the season in the minor leagues due to injuries, poor performance, and disadvantages in status.
Since then, Lee Jung-hoo has been out for an early season due to his shoulder injury, and Kim Ha-sung suffered a shoulder injury at the end of the season, making it difficult for him to return to the Major League. Bae Ji-hwan ended the season in the Minor League after playing in the Major League and Minor League. Ko Woo-suk, Choi Ji-man and Park Hyo-joon failed to enter the Major League.
It is unclear whether Ko Woo-seok will take the position next year. We cannot rule out the possibility that Miami will not invite him to next year’s spring training. If that happens, Ko Woo-seok will have to choose between staying in the minors or returning to the KBO. For now, the weight is on staying in the U.S., but it may change depending on Miami’s future moves.
Since joining the New York Mets’ Triple-A team in June, Choi has yet to find a team. He will likely enter the Major League again after signing a contract with the Minor League next year.
Park Hyo-joon did not have a single call-up because he failed to show particularly good performance in Triple-A. It remains to be seen whether he will seek to enter the big leagues after signing a contract with the Minor League next year.
Bae Ji-hwan is expected to go back and forth between majors and minors next year. When he is in the big leagues, he needs to make a clear impression.
Kim Ha-sung is ambiguous. As the severity of his injury appears to be more serious than expected, it is uncertain whether he will appear in the FA market or not.
Lee Jung-hoo is expected to return as the starting center fielder for the San Francisco Giants.
