Looking at the status of foreign player contracts in the KBO League in the 2025 season, the most noticeable point is "change."카지노사이트

Only 13 of the players who played in the KBO League in the 2024 season succeeded in renewing their contracts with their original teams, and none of the teams renewed their contracts with all three foreign players.

As of the 16th, only the KIA Tigers and the NC Dinos have not completed the formation of foreign players among the 10 KBO League clubs.

KIA, which achieved an integrated championship this season, will sign James Nail, an undisputed ace, for a total of $1.8 million, and fill the other two positions with new players.

While he has already signed right-handed fastball pitcher Adam Oler for $1 million, Patrick Wisdom, a big shot first baseman who has exceeded 20 home runs in the U.S. Major League Baseball (MLB) for three consecutive years, is on the verge of signing.

NC re-signed Matt Davidson, the KBO League home run king, for $1.5 million this season, and newly recruited right-hander Riley Thompson, who throws a maximum speed of 159 kilometers per hour.

It is best to renew the contract with ace Kyle Hart, who received the KBO League pitcher Golden Glove this year, but Hart is working on his "Plan B" as he is seeking to return to the big league.

"If possible, we would like to recruit a new foreign player. We have not decided to completely break up with Hearts," said an NC team official.

The remaining eight clubs have completed the formation of foreign players and have begun preparing for the 2025 season in earnest.

Samsung, which suffered a lot in the Korean Series this season, re-signed pitcher Denny Reyes for $1.2 million and infielder Lewin Diaz for $800,000.

In addition, he recruited right-hander Ariel Furado, who played for the Kiwoom Heroes in 2023 and this year, filling the seats with familiar faces.

kt wiz also signed right-hander William Cuevas for $1.5 million and outfielder Mel Rojas Jr. for $1.8 million, and then signed left-hander Enmanuel de Heysus, who Kiwoom gave up on renewing the contract.

The LG Twins re-signed right-hander Eliaser Hernandez ($1.3 million) and infielder Austin Dean ($1.7 million) and newly hired right-hander Yoni Chirinos ($1 million).

SSG Landers paid $1.2 million to right-hander Drew Anderson and $1.8 million to outfielder Guillermo Herredia to stay, and added Korean right-hander Mitch White.

The Lotte Giants also signed left-hander Charlie Barnes ($1.5 million) and outfielder Victor Reyes ($1.25 million), and filled only one spot with a new face, left-hander Tucker Davidson ($950,000).

The Hanwha Eagles, who will mark the 2025 season at their new stadium, will also join right-hander Ryan Weiss ($950,000), who came to the KBO League as a substitute this season.

Cody Ponce ($1 million) was newly hired as a pitcher to be paired with Weiss, and the batter was filled with outfielder Esteban Floral ($850,000).

Doosan Bears and Kiwoom are clubs that broke up with all the foreign players who played this year.

Doosan gave a total of $1 million to three new foreign players, left-hander Col Irvin, right-hander Thomas Hatch and outfielder Jake Cave.

Kiwoom is the only team among the 10 teams that uses "two foreign hitters and one pitcher." Having deployed proven "ten-win pitchers" including Furado and Heysus, Kiwoom will leave the team with left-hander Kenny Rosenberg (800,000 dollars).

Outfielder Yasiel Puig ($1 million) returned to the KBO League for the first time in three years, and also caught Ruben Cardinez ($600,000), who played for Samsung this year.