SSG, annual salary contract completed… Park Seong-han received 370 million won, Jo Byeong-hyun received a 350% increase.

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Byung-Hyun Jo enters the hundreds of millions of annual salary for the first time since his debut

In the 2024 KBO League game between SSG Landers and Doosan Bears held at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 23rd, SSG Park Seong-han is celebrating after hitting a single with 2 outs and 1st and 2nd bases in the top of the 3rd inning. 2024.09.23. Seoul = Newsis

Professional baseball SSG Landers announced on the 6th that it has completed salary contracts with all 45 players eligible for renewal for the 2025 season.

Starting shortstop Park Seong-han signed an annual salary of 370 million won, a 70 million won (23.3%) increase from his previous salary of 300 million won. Park Seong-han played in 137 games last year, recording a batting average of 0.301, 10 home runs, and 67 RBIs, hitting double-digit home runs for the first time in his professional debut.

Starting center fielder Choi Ji-hoon signed a contract for 300 million won, up 50 million won (20.0%) from 250 million won.

Pitcher Cho Byeong-hyun, who spent his first full-time season with the first team after joining the team in 2021, signed an annual salary contract of 135 million won, a 105 million won (350%) increase from his previous salary of 30 million won. It is the club’s highest increase rate record for the 2025 season, along with the first individual’s annual salary entering the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Byung-Hyun Cho appeared in 76 games last season and recorded 4 wins, 6 losses, 12 holds, 12 saves, and an ERA of 3.58. In the second half of the season, he served as the team’s closing pitcher and guarded the back gate.

Go Myung-jun, who showed potential as a next-generation right-handed slugger by drawing 11 arches, was contracted for 80 million won, an increase of 50 million won (166.7%), and Han Doo-sol, who played as a left-handed bullpen player, was contracted for 80 million won, an increase of 48 million won (150.0%).

Jung Jun-jae and Park Ji-hwan, who have made a mark by playing in the first team since their debut season as ‘high school graduate rookies’, were paid 75 million won and 62 million won, respectively.

After signing the contract, Park Seong-han said, “I would like to thank the club, manager, and coaches who helped me in many ways last season. I think last year’s season was another motivating year for me. “I will do my best to maintain what went well last year and improve what was lacking to show a better performance this season,” he said.

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