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Sun, January 19, 2020 | 09:05

Korea remains at No. 3 in baseball world rankings

Korea remains at No. 3 in baseball world rankings

South Korea stayed at No. 3 in the latest baseball's world rankings released Friday. The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) said South Korea will head into the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as world No. 3 with 4,622 points, behind Japan (6,127) and the United States (4,676). Chinese Taipei is in fourth with 4,352 points.

2020-01-17 09:31

Miami Marlins interested in posted Korean player Kim Jae-hwan: source

Miami Marlins interested in posted Korean player Kim Jae-hwan: source

The Miami Marlins have expressed an interest in posted South Korean slugger Kim Jae-hwan, an informed source told Yonhap News Agency on Thursday, as the deadline for the player to sign a contract with a major league club is fast approaching.According to the source, the Marlins recently asked their South Korean contact for video of Kim in action for the Doosan Bears in the Kor...

2020-01-02 15:34

Newest Blue Jay Ryu Hyun-jin brought No. 99 back to Canada: agent

Newest Blue Jay Ryu Hyun-jin brought No. 99 back to Canada: agent

In Canadian sports, 99 is a sacred number, for it was worn by one of the country's greatest athletes, the hockey legend Wayne Gretzky.

2019-12-29 17:22

Blue Jays happy to acquire Ryu Hyun-jin, both the pitcher and the man

Blue Jays happy to acquire Ryu Hyun-jin, both the pitcher and the man

Before the pitching-starved Toronto Blue Jays signed South Korean free agent pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin, general manager Ross Atkins had already heard positive things about the former Los Angeles Dodgers veteran, both as a teammate in the club house and as a person away from the field.And Atkins said the story "really just kept getting better and better."

2019-12-28 09:59

Ryu Hyun-jin to depart for Toronto on Christmas Day to finalize deal with Blue Jays

Ryu Hyun-jin to depart for Toronto on Christmas Day to finalize deal with Blue Jays

South Korean pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin is scheduled to depart for Toronto on Christmas Day to finalize his contract with the Blue Jays, his Seoul-based agency said Tuesday. A?Spec Corp. said the 32-year-old left-hander will fly to Toronto on Wednesday, without disclosing the exact departure time for Ryu. The agency said Ryu will go through his physical in Toronto and if all goes w...

2019-12-24 09:46

Ryu Hyun-jin signs with Toronto Blue Jays: report

Ryu Hyun-jin signs with Toronto Blue Jays: report

South Korean free agent left-hander Ryu Hyun-jin has signed with the Toronto Blue Jays, a U.S. report said. Jeff Passan of ESPN reported on Sunday (U.S. Eastern Time) that Ryu has agreed to a four-year deal worth US$80 million, citing multiple sources. Other reports said the deal has a full no-trade clause and no opt outs.

2019-12-23 15:28

KBO free agent shortstop returns to original team after controversial negotiations

KBO free agent shortstop returns to original team after controversial negotiations

South Korean free agent shortstop Oh Ji-hwan will be returning to his original club after all, following criticism of unreasonable demands at the negotiating table.

2019-12-20 17:04

Kim Kwang-hyun ready to take on any role for Cardinals

Kim Kwang-hyun ready to take on any role for Cardinals

It is with a sense of wonder and amazement that South Korean pitcher Kim Kwang-hyun is joining the St. Louis Cardinals for the 2020 season.

2019-12-18 09:41

Cardinals showing interest in Korean pitcher Kim Kwang-hyun: sources

Cardinals showing interest in Korean pitcher Kim Kwang-hyun: sources

The St. Louis Cardinals have emerged as a club interested in South Korean left-hander Kim Kwang-hyun, sources told Yonhap News Agency on Tuesday.The Cardinals join a handful of Major League Baseball (MLB) teams that have reportedly shown interest in the pitcher, including the San Diego Padres, Chicago Cubs and New York Mets.

2019-12-17 16:55

MLB, union agree to testing for opioids after Skaggs' death

MLB, union agree to testing for opioids after Skaggs' death

Major League Baseball will start testing for opioids and cocaine, but only players who do not cooperate with their treatment plans will be subject to discipline.

2019-12-13 20:14

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