Ko Woo-seok is expected to participate in the 2025 Major League Spring Camp. 토토사이트

Miami-area media outlet Fishon First recently included Ko Woo-seok on the invitation list for spring camp, which was not on the 40-man roster next year.

"Ko Woo-seok was acquired by Miami through the Luis Areaz trade during the season," the media said. "He had a 6.54 ERA, 1.72 WHIP, 8.9 K/9 and 9BB 3.8 in 52 ⅓ innings in the minor leagues."

"Miami has to pay Ko $2.25 million a year, no matter what. So, it's not a bad idea to invite him to camp before you give up altogether," he added.

Ko Woo-seok has the right to reject minor relegation when he is promoted to the Major League. Some argue that Ko Woo-seok gave up this veto. According to them, Ko Woo-seok decided to give the Miami club flexibility. After being promoted to the Major League, he signaled that he could demote himself to the Minor League.

Ko signed a major league contract in 2024, but failed to make his big league debut. He played Triple-A and Double-A throughout the season. His performance was also bad.

As a result, it was expected that he would return to the KBO league early. However, Ko has decided to try the big leagues again next year.

Therefore, Ko is likely to risk his life and death in next year's spring camp. Even if he fails to make it to the opening roster, he is reportedly planning to have a chance in the Minor League.

Ko Woo-seok signed a two-year, $4.5 million contract with the San Diego Padres, but sent him to the Minor League Double-A when the spring camp air was sluggish.

After struggling in the minor leagues, San Diego sent Ko Woo-suk to Miami in the Arraez trade.

Ko Woo-seok is virtually being treated as an out-of-the-box player as he also showed disappointing pitching in the Miami minor league team.

Attention is focusing on whether Ko Woo-seok will regain his pride as the best closing pitcher in KBO in next year's spring camp.