Go Woo-seok Finally Makes MLB Debut... "Possible Key Reliever Role"
Minnesota Twins Add Go Woo-seok to 26-Man Roster
Three Wins, One Loss, and a 1.96 ERA in Minor Leagues
Go Woo-seok has been added to a Major League Baseball (MLB) roster in the United States.
The Minnesota Twins registered Go Woo-seok on their 26-man roster on July 8 (Korean time), ahead of their home game against the Cleveland Guardians at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minnesota acquired Go Woo-seok from the Detroit Tigers via trade on July 6, aiming to strengthen their struggling bullpen. If Go Woo-seok takes the mound as a relief pitcher, he will become the 30th Korean player to play in the MLB.
Minnesota Twins' Ko Seok was registered on the Major League roster for the first time. Yonhap News Agency
View original imageAt the end of 2023, Go Woo-seok challenged himself on the MLB stage through the posting system, signing a two-year contract worth a total of $4.5 million with the San Diego Padres. He subsequently spent time with the Miami Marlins and played two seasons in the minor leagues for Detroit.
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This year, Go Woo-seok was called up by Minnesota after recording three wins, one loss, and a 1.96 ERA in 27 minor league appearances. Twins Daily, a media outlet covering the Minnesota Twins, reported that Go Woo-seok may take on a key relief role for the team.
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