“Korean Monster” Ryu Hyun-jin (37) decorated the main screen of the Major League Baseball website (MLB) for the first time in a long time. He was considered one of the best starting pitchers among the “cost-effective” FA pitchers who are expected to perform well this year.
MLB.COM highlighted FA pitchers who are receiving less attention but can perform well this year. “As long as he is healthy, he will perform well this year,” he said, referring to Ryu Hyun-jin first.
On Tuesday, he put up a related article on the gate. He also introduced James Paxton, Michael Lorenzen, Jake Eunice, and Carlos Carrasco, with Ryu at the center. The five players, including Ryu, are players in their early to mid-30s, but I think they have high expectations for stellar performance as starting pitchers.
MLB.COM pointed out that Ryu Hyun-jin successfully returned last year after overcoming various anxiety factors. He was put on the operating table twice after entering the Major League 마카오카지노주소, and after a 14-month hiatus, he returned to the big league last year and posted three wins, three losses and an ERA of 3.46 in 11 games.
Already a 37-year-old veteran, his speed has significantly decreased, but he is showing hope.” He said, “His speed in four-seam fastballs is 88.4 miles (about 142.3 kilometers per hour), and he has played more than 100 innings in just three seasons over the past seven years, raising concerns over his deterioration in speed and durability. However, he has various tools, and as long as he is healthy, he will be a good starting pitcher.”
In the current FA market, the big fish are Blake Snell and Jordan Montgomery. Helped by “super agent” Scott Boras along with Ryu, they have been linked to several teams recently. The team has yet to confirm the new nest due to disagreement over the length of the contract and the ransom. As Boras moves in earnest, the contract is expected to be outlined. As Snell and Montgomery seek new teams, Ryu’s name is being mentioned little by little. He is adding value as a veteran left-handed starting pitcher who is still competitive in the Major League.