'600 million' priority nomination → Trade → FA compensation player, 150km fireballer with bad luck, will I get a chance to overcome the release

'600 million' priority nomination → Trade → FA compensation player, 150km fireballer with bad luck, will I get a chance to overcome the release

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LG announced on the 24th that it has excluded pitcher Yun Ho-sol (30) and catcher Heo Do-hwan (40) from the list of players on hold through the team's cleanup work.

LG released six players on the 7th. Choi Dong-hwan, Kim Dan-woo, Lee Ji-hoon (pitcher), Han Ji-yong (infielder), and Lee Tae-kyum (outfielder) were excluded from the list of players withheld. Except for Choi Dong-hwan, who asked the club to release him and chose a new challenge, they had no record in the first division.

Veteran catcher Huh Do-hwan signed a two-year free agent contract with LG for a total of 400 million won (388,500 U.S. dollars) ahead of the 2022 season and was the winner of last year's Korean Series. LG, which has to nurture young catchers, has decided to say goodbye to the veteran, who will turn 41 next year. Yoon Ho-sol, who was expected to be a fastball pitcher, was released two years after his transfer to LG. Yoon Ho-sol, who entered the professional league with the same priority as the first overall pick, is an unfortunate pitcher.토토사이트

Yun Ho Sol was given the priority nomination by the new team NC in 2013. At that time, NC received the benefit of priority nomination (two) before the first round of the draft, which gave Yun Ho Sol the first priority. It is the same as the current No. 1 overall pick.

When he was a junior at Bukil High School, Yoon pitched in 17 games, recording eight wins, one loss and 82 strikeouts with an ERA of 0.89. He pitched faster than 150 kilometers to be recruited by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Major League. The NC Dinosaurs had high expectations on Yoo as they signed a down payment of 600 million won (approx.

However, his condition has not improved since his first year as a member of the pro baseball league. He failed to make his debut in the first year in 2013 due to shoulder pain. He pitched in seven games (14 ⅔ innings) between June and July in the second division, recording an ERA of 4.30.

He underwent rehabilitation until the summer of 2014, and made his professional debut only in September. On Sept. 4, he allowed five runs in three innings against the Nexen Heroes. In 2014, he recorded an ERA of 13.50 in two games (three ⅓ innings) for the first team.

Expectations were also brief, and after participating in the Arizona Education League in the U.S. in the fall of 2014, he returned home early due to elbow pain, and eventually underwent elbow surgery. After the surgery, he rehabilitated while serving in the military, and returned, but he did not have a record of playing in the first team or the second team in the 2017 season due to his poor physical condition.

Five years in the NC Dinosaurs was a huge failure. Ahead of the 2018 season, Yun Ho-sol moved to his hometown team Hanwha through a one-on-one trade with Hanwha Jung Bum-mo. During the rehabilitation phase at the time of the trade, Yun Ho-sol spent a year in rehabilitation after the trade.

He took the mound in the second division game in April 2019, and started playing in a real game for the first time in five years. He was sluggish in 2019 (three games) and 2020 (six games) with a 10-point ERA in the first division, but he became a bullpen pitcher with 150km fastballs as his main weapon between 2021 and 2022.

Yun Ho-sol had a 4.62 ERA with 3 wins and 8 holds in 55 games in 2021 and a career high season with a 4.04 ERA with 3 wins, 5 losses and 7 holds in 52 games in 2022.

Yoon Ho-sol moved from Hanwha to LG as a compensation player for Chae Eun-sung (Hanwha) in the FA ahead of the 2023 season. Hanwha signed a four-year, nine-billion-won contract with Chae, and LG marked Yoon Ho-sol as a compensation player.

Yoon Ho-sol failed to establish himself at LG. He was fast in speed but was unstable in control of his ball. He recorded 2.45 ERA in four games (three ⅔ innings) last year, and 4.15 ERA in seven games (four ⅓ innings) this year. His last record for the first team was one hit, three walks and two runs in zero innings against KIA on April 11. He recorded an ERA of 6.29 with three wins, one loss and three saves in 22 games in the second team.