KBO's Hanwha Eagles Name Ex-Nat'l Team Skipper Ryu Ji-Hyun as New Manager
The KBO club said Ryu Ji-hyun will help build a sustainable contender after leading Korea to the World Baseball Classic semifinals and Asian Games gold.
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Jang Hyun-gu = Hanwha Eagles' new manager Ryu Ji-hyun (55), who returned to professional baseball as a manager after four years, said, "From the finishing training to next year's..."
The Hanwha Eagles professional baseball team has appointed Ryu Ji-hyun, the manager of the national baseball team, as its new head coach. On the 13th, Hanwha announced, “We have signed a three-year contract with Manager Ryu Ji-hyun for a total of 2 billion won,” adding, “Manager Ryu is the right person to achieve the club’s goal of ‘growth into a sustainable strong team.’” In 1994, with the LG Twins
[OSEN=Reporter Cho Eun-hye] The professional baseball team Hanwha Eagles has appointed Ryu Ji-hyun, former manager of the South Korean national baseball team, as its 15th head coach. On the 13th, Hanwha officially announced, "We have appointed Ryu Ji-hyun, manager of the national baseball team, as our 15th new head coach. The contract is for three years with a total value of 2 billion won. Hanwha entrusted the reins to Manager Ryu, judging that …
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