South Korean pitcher Jang Won-jun, who signed a record-setting free agent contract with the Doosan Bears, said today he wants to have a “turning point” in his Korea Baseball Organization career with the new club.
The Bears formally introduced Jang at their home park, Jamsil Stadium in Seoul, today.
It came a little more than a month after inking him to a four-year, 8.4 billion won contract, the largest deal ever for a pitcher in the KBO.
Source: Busan eFM News
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