Pitcher Go Woo-suk reunites with ex-KBO team after short MLB stint
Free agent pitcher Go Woo-suk is reuniting with his former club in Korea after a short stint in the majors. An official with the LG Twins of the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) said Tuesday the 28-year-old pitcher is on his way back to Seoul and could sign his deal before the end of the day. Go had been designated for assignment by the Minnesota Twins last Friday. After Go was not claimed off…
Pitcher Go Woo-suk has returned to his former club, the LG Twins of the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), after a brief stint in Major League Baseball (MLB). The 28-year-old pitcher is set to sign his deal with the team, possibly before the end of the day, according to an official from the KBO.
Go was initially designated for assignment by the Minnesota Twins last Friday. However, when he was not claimed off waivers, the Twins attempted to outright him to their Triple-A team, the St. Paul Saints. Yet, Go refused that assignment and consequently became a free agent.
Once a player is designated for assignment, they can be traded or placed on irrevocable waivers within seven days. If the player does not clear waivers, meaning no team picks them from waivers, they may be sent outright to the minor leagues or released, making them a free agent. Go, who was previously designated for assignment by the Miami Marlins in May 2024, took advantage of this right.
This free agency has opened the door for Go Woo-suk to reunite with his previous team, the LG Twins, in Korea.
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