You can’t get Lee Jung-hoo or Yamamoto? There is a 164km super-high prospect in ML right now

Lee Jung-hoo and Yamamoto, who will make their major league debut side by side next season, are already expected to create a new wind. Lee Jung-hoo, who dominated the KBO league with his brilliant bat technique, is emerging as a leading candidate for San Francisco’s No. 1 hitter with a six-year, $113 million jackpot with the San Francisco Giants, while Yamamoto, who conquered the Japanese stage, is expected to be the Dodgers’ new ace as he signed a 12-year, $325 million mammoth contract with the Dodgers. 토토사이트 추천

If they perform well worth the price, it is expected that they will still be able to win the Rookie of the Year award, which is only given once in their lifetime. However, according to the prediction of winners for the 2024 season released by the Major League Baseball’s official website (MLBcom) on the 29th (Korea time), it is drawing attention that players other than Lee Jung-hoo and Yamamoto are likely to win the National League Rookie of the Year.

“MLBcom” pointed to right-hander Paul Skins, the No. 1 overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates, as the strongest candidate for Rookie of the Year in the MLB draft held in July. “Many would cite the Dodgers’ Yamamoto as a candidate for Rookie of the Year, and with good reason. However, we would be misleading to call players from high-level foreign professional leagues “newbies,” emphasizing that there is no reason to classify Yamamoto as a rookie, who has already played seven seasons in the Japanese professional baseball league and advanced to the Major League.

“Skins is the best pitching prospect since Stephen Strasburg,” “MLBcom” said. “Strasburg was not included in the 2010 National League Rookie of the Year vote, but I think he will be able to debut early and play meaningful innings and compete seriously for the Rookie of the Year.”