Kia faces two of the most urgent tasks at the end of the year. It needs internal FA Kim Sun-bin to sign a remaining contract and recruit two foreign pitchers. Kim and Kim have been engaged in marathon negotiations. They agreed to stay in the team under a broad framework, but some of the detailed provisions seem to be inappropriate.
Some even say that recruiting two new foreign pitchers while keeping the current 1 million dollar rule and 4 million dollar rule for three new foreign pitchers is a “picking the stars in the sky.” Most teams have joined hands with foreigners again by crying out for nothing. How many teams have renewed their contracts because they 100% like the current foreign market.
There is a good chance that Kim Sun-bin will remain and two new foreign pitchers will be recruited to the beginning of the year. In particular, the U.S. is on vacation at the end of the year and the beginning of the year. In the end, there was no Christmas gift that KIA fans were most looking forward to. There is a time of 31st in January, so you can wait.
However, Kia is certain to have presents for itself. Recently, Kia appointed Takeshi Nakamura, its catcher and instructor, as its battery coach for the 2024 season. In fact, the team is familiar with Kia. He served as a battery coach for the first and second tier teams from 2015 to 2018. It was during the Kim Ki-tae administration. 바카라사이트
Takeshi left KIA in 2019 as he became battery coach for the Junichi Dragons in the Japanese pro baseball league. He had no choice but to let Kia go as well. Then, he formed relationship after a long time at the Okinawa wrap-up camp and invited him as an instructor.
In the end, Kia has decided to re-sign Takeshi by announcing the confirmation of its coaching staff in the first division of the 2024 season twice. He still knows the KIA catchers well, and he knows the KBO League well. In addition, by returning the existing battery coach Kim Sang-hoon as a power analysis coach, he will be able to see the effect of reinforcing the part in question. Perhaps, the effect will be greater than that of recruiting just one player.
KIA just got out of the catcher’s race. This is because it secured a solid key player, Kim Tae-gun, for three years. In this season, Han Jun-su has been outperforming expectations. Lee Sang-joon, the highest school graduate, has come, and Kwon Hyuk-kyung has also been discharged from the military. Han Seung-taek and Joo Hyo-sang are also close to giving up. They are breathtaking in terms of quantity.
However, this is not a time to feel secure. Having signed a three-year contract worth 2.5 billion won (2.5 million U.S. dollars) with Kim, Shim Jae-hak said that his team will become healthy only when younger catchers threaten Kim’s position in the final 2026 season. We need to take a long-term approach to developing a key catcher in the future. His assistant is Takeshi. The Canberra spring camp in February is a new start.