In the last hours, the San Diego Padres gave the surprise to activate an MLB market that is quite slow: First to arm a cambio by the pitcher pitcher of Cy Young, Blake Snell, with the Rays of Tampa Bay, and is now a firm of one of the principal, international prospectuses the team has various teams interested in its services.
Taken aback by surrogate Ha-Seong Kim, who agreed with the information of Bob Nightenhale of USA Today, the San Diego Padres ran the Asian infielder firm. Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the pact is at least 4 years old for one of the best international talents available, with the amount of money unveiled.
Kim can play any part of the team and has accumulated more than six seasons in the Béisbol Organization of Korea. Last season, bateo .306 / .397 / .523 with 30 ironons in 622 appearances on the plate for the Kiwoom Heroes
21.5 iron ore and 21.3 ounce bases in the 7 hours it has played at the KBO of South Korea.