English sports writer for @YonhapNews in Seoul. 2 World Cups, 4 WBCs, 6 Asian Games, 7 Olympic Games. The lucky guy who gets paid to watch sports. 🇰🇷🇨🇦
Seoul via Toronto
Joined June 2009
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Hey @MyKBO, I've spotted "cold game" reference in this AI-translated story here. Bet you'll like it🤣
biz.chosun.com/en/en-sports/…
Some dude hit some BP at Tokyo Dome and the crowd went wild. I wonder why 🤔 #WorldBaseballClassic
🧵Some Team Korea notes at #WorldBaseballClassic
the major early storyline has been the presence of U.S.-born players with Korean mothers: Shay Whitcomb, Jahmai Jones and Dane Dunning. Both Whitcomb and Jones homered in the win over Czechia. Dunning will get a start soon.
Ultimately, I do think Korea is good enough to qualify for the quarterfinals. With Australia having won its first game, the second seed behind Japan will likely come down to the Korea-Australia game on Monday.
So... I heard this thing called #WorldBaseballClassic is going on 😅 I've been in Tokyo since Tuesday to follow Team Korea. Been filing a few stories here and there. You can find them at this website.
en.yna.co.kr/sports/index
Very nice of @sportsnetkyle to give me a shoutout on 32 Thoughts from Milan. That's one of the big highlights of my career! 😀
Kyle was super nice when we chatted a couple days ago at the hockey arena. Never imagined I'd get mentioned on the podcast. So floored...
And @EReidMiamiHeat did it again today! Somebody tell him already 😅
Earlier, Stammen cited the Dodgers as an example of a championship team that has "parts that are movable," using Kike, Rojas and Edman all over the field.
"And we see (Song) as being able to do that, to play third base, second base, some first base, maybe some outfield."
On Song's career arc and what he is facing in San Diego:
en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN2025122…
