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"Padres Secure Korean Pitcher Woo-Suk Go with a $4.5M Two-Year Contract"

The San Diego Padres have signed South Korean reliever Woo-Suk Go to a two-year contract with a mutual option for 2026, guaranteeing him $4.5 million. The deal includes performance bonuses and a $900K posting fee to Go's former team, the LG Twins of the KBO. Go is expected to strengthen the Padres' bullpen, which has seen recent departures, and his signing will not significantly impact the team's budget for further roster enhancements.

via MLB Trade Rumors|

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sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"Padres Secure Korean Reliever Woo Suk Go with a Two-Year, $4.5M Contract"

The San Diego Padres have signed Korean closer Woo-Suk Go to a two-year contract, with a mutual option for a third year, as they aim to strengthen their bullpen for the 2024 season. The deal is reportedly worth $4.5 million. Go, who has a 3.18 ERA and 139 saves in the KBO, is known for his mid-90s fastball and solid control, despite a recent increase in walk rate. The Padres, who have also signed Yuki Matsui this winter, are still looking to bolster their bullpen and are in need of another starter and outfielders to complete their roster.

via MLB.com|

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sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"Padres Secure Korean Closer Woo-Suk Go with $4.5M Two-Year Contract"

The San Diego Padres have signed Korean right-hander Woo-Suk Go to a two-year, $4.5-million deal to bolster their bullpen. Despite their primary goal of adding starting pitchers, the Padres have focused on strengthening their relief pitching, with Go joining other recent additions such as Robert Suarez and Yuki Matsui. Go, who has been a successful closer in the Korean Baseball Organization, is known for his 98 mph fastball and variety of breaking pitches. The Padres are also preparing for their season opener in Seoul, where Go and fellow Korean player Ha-Seong Kim will be key figures in MLB's marketing efforts.

via The San Diego Union-Tribune|

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