The Korea Baseball Association, the local governing body of the sport, handed down the suspension on Kim Seong-min, a 17-year-old who pitched for Daegu Sangwon High School, about 300 kilometers southeast of Seoul.
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2012/02/08 20:04 KST
Pitcher suspended indefinitely from playing in S. Korea after joining MLB team
SEOUL, Feb. 8 (Yonhap) -- A teenage pitcher was suspended indefinitely by the country's top baseball agency on Wednesday, after signing with a Major League Baseball (MLB) team before graduation.
The Korea Baseball Association, the local governing body of the sport, handed down the suspension on Kim Seong-min, a 17-year-old who pitched for Daegu Sangwon High School, about 300 kilometers southeast of Seoul.
The Korea Baseball Association, the local governing body of the sport, handed down the suspension on Kim Seong-min, a 17-year-old who pitched for Daegu Sangwon High School, about 300 kilometers southeast of Seoul.
