Dodgers Linked to KBO Star in Unexpected Free Agency Move
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers are interested in Korean baseball player Sung Mun Song as a potential third baseman. This move could bring a younger player into their team, which has several older players. Song has shown strong performance in Korea, and his potential contract is cheaper than some other options.Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers are considering signing Sung Mun Song from the Korean Baseball Organization (KBO).
- Song is a third baseman for the Kiwoom Heroes and was posted for MLB teams on November 20.
- Dodgers reportedly prefer Song over other Japanese players like Munetaka Murakami and Kazuma Okamoto.
- Song, 29 years old, is younger than some current Dodgers players, making him an attractive option.
- His projected MLB contract is around $12.5 million, less than Murakami's expected $90 million.
- Song has a career batting average of .284 with 80 home runs in nine seasons.
- He can sign with an MLB team by December 21.
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