Jung Hoo Lee, the KBO’s most anticipated baseball player worldwide, has just joined the San Francisco Giants on an astoundingly huge 6-year, $113M deal, including opt-out. 

The San Francisco Giants, after missing Carlos Correa, Aaron Judge, Kodai Senga, Shohei Ohtani, and a lot more in the past few offseasons, have finally got some proper investment on this young outfielder. The San Francisco Giants look to aim for their comeback to the postseason since 2021, when they put on a decent season with 107 wins, only to lose to the Dodgers in the NLDS.

Lee, at the age of 25, who still has a lot of room for improvement despite his already-great skills as a hitter, is looking to become one of the greatest South Korean baseball players to ever play in the MLB, after gifting his former team Kiwoom Heroes of the KBO a huge amount of posting finance. With the stove being extremely hot like Shohei Ohtani moving to the Dodgers, and Juan Soto getting traded to the Yankees, a lot of people are still looking forward to more controversial topics for the stove league, since there still are many other players left on the free agency, like Shota Imanaga and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, one of the best pitchers for Japan, looking for an MLB team. 

The next article will likely talk about Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Shota Imanaga’s traces for finding their MLB team.

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