“Boston, think about Ryu Hyun-jin… ” If it exceeds 10 million dollars, it is okay to ‘remain in Aldong’
We need to think about Ryu Hyun-jin
What is Ryu Hyun-jin’s sincerity? There is a lot of talk that he is in a big market or a big city and prefers teams that advance to the postseason or beyond. Of course, you want to be guaranteed the $10 million AAV that he mentioned at the beginning of the offseason. Looking at this trend in the free agent market, it seems that if there is a competition between multiple teams, more than $10 million can be made.
According to the offseason U.S. media, Ryu visited the U.S. several times. This is because a team that needs four to five starters appears every year. As long as he maximizes Ryu’s strengths and weaknesses, he is still an attractive card.
It is the Boston Red Sox again this time. American Mass Live, which covers the Boston Red Sox, said on the 20th (Korea time), “The Boston Red Sox have three options left to fill the gap in the starting lineup,” adding, “We need to think about Mike Clevinger, Michael Lorenzen, or Ryu Hyun-jin as a mid-priced free agent.”
“Boston should strengthen its starting lineup. Jordan Montgomery and Blake Snell are the best candidates,” said the Red Sox, who cover Sports Illustrated Boston. “There are also interesting trade candidates, such as Seas Luzardo (Miami Marlins) and Dylan Cease (Chicago White Sox).” He added, “There are also very solid midfield options like James Paxton and Ryu Hyun-jin.”
Boston is a prestigious city with a long history, but its recent performance has been poor. It ranked last in the American League East for the last two years in a row. It is proactive in strengthening the starting lineup of left-handers by participating in the posting of Shota Imana of the Chicago Cubs this winter.
It would not be a bad idea for Ryu, who is in his fourth year as an “al-dong” player, to choose the New York Yankees or the Boston Red Sox for the latter half of his career. Broadly speaking, it is okay for the Mets to remain in the East. Although the local media is polarizing, Ryu is a veteran who has gone through many hardships. He does not feel pressured because he will not sign a long-term contract anyway.
What’s important is that the time for choice has arrived. This is because it is the second half of January. Major League spring training begins in mid-February, so we still have time, but we need to select teams by early February at the latest to prepare for this season.”Boston should strengthen its starting lineup. Jordan Montgomery and Blake Snell are the best candidates,” said the Red Sox, who cover Sports Illustrated Boston. “There are also interesting trade candidates, such as Seas Luzardo (Miami Marlins) and Dylan Cease (Chicago White Sox).” He added, “There are also very solid midfield options like James Paxton and Ryu Hyun-jin.”
Boston is a prestigious city with a long history, but its recent performance has been poor. It ranked last in the American League East for the last two years in a row. It is proactive in strengthening the starting lineup of left-handers by participating in the posting of Shota Imana of the Chicago Cubs this winter.
It would not be a bad idea for Ryu, who is in his fourth year as an “al-dong” player, to choose the New York Yankees or the Boston Red Sox for the latter half of his career. Broadly speaking, it is okay for the Mets to remain in the East. Although the local media is polarizing, Ryu is a veteran who has gone through many hardships. He does not feel pressured because he will not sign a long-term contract anyway.
What’s important is that the time for choice has arrived. This is because it is the second half of January. Major League spring training begins in mid-February, so we still have time, but we need to select teams by early February at the latest to prepare for this season.