#KBO

#KBO

Drew Anderson has re-signed with the SSG Landers, continuing his professional baseball career after successful stints in Japan and KBO.

Yasiel Puig retires from the Venezuelan Winter League to prepare for a contract with the Kiwoom Heroes in the KBO for the 2025 season.

Oller's move to the KBO represents a fresh start after struggling in MLB, showcasing the opportunity for players to reinvigorate their careers abroad.

MLB has expressed interest in KBO players Hyeseong Kim and Baek-Ho Kang, signaling potential transitions to MLB, particularly for Kim.

Kia Tigers sign former MLB pitcher Stout as Naile's temporary replacement due to a severe injury.

Casey Kelly returns to Major League Baseball with the Reds after overcoming significant injuries and finding success in international play.

The San Diego Padres need to add outfielders following the departure of their superstar slugger and center fielder.

The team has some internal options, but external additions will likely be necessary.

Jung Hoo Lee has been officially posted by the Kiwoom Heroes of the KBO, and MLB clubs will have a 30-day window to negotiate with him.

Lee is considered one of the best position players available in free agency and is expected to sign a multi-year deal.

Erick Fedde is nearing a two-year deal with an unspecified team after a season in South Korea

Fedde had an excellent year in the KBO, allowing 2.00 earned runs per nine innings

MLB has initiated a status check with the Korea Baseball Organization regarding left-handed reliever Ham.

Ham is a true unrestricted free agent and can sign with any team, including MLB, without requiring a transfer via the posting system.

Ham has drawn interest from MLB clubs, but it's unclear which teams are involved and he may still choose to stay in South Korea.

The LG Twins have agreed to make closer Woo-Suk Go available to MLB teams via the posting system.

Once the posting is made official, it will open up a 45-day window for Go's camp to negotiate with MLB clubs.