He ranked second in homers within his team. He also had impressive homers leading to victory. However, his contract with the FA was very cold. 토토사이트

The NC Dinos announced on the 16th that they signed a two-year contract with outfielder Kim Sung-wook (31), who is a free agent, for up to 300 million won. The details of the contract include a down payment of 50 million won, a total annual salary of 200 million won, and a total option of 50 million won.

Kim Sung-wook is a founding member and a franchise player who was drafted by NC with the 32nd overall in the third round of the 2012 draft. He played in 962 games for NC and posted a batting average of 238 with 78 homers and 293 RBIs. He ranks fourth in most field trips by his team and eighth in home runs by his team.

Lim Sun-nam, NC's general manager, said, "We are pleased to continue to be with Kim Sung-wook, the founding member of the club and a franchise player. With Kim's addition, we can operate a lineup with long-shot power and mobility. I think Kim's defense and long-shot power will be of great help to the team."

Last year, Kim played in 129 games and recorded a batting average of 204 (73 hits in 358 times at bat), 17 homers, 60 RBIs, and 10 steals, with an OPS of .671. He is tied for second in homers with 17 homers after Davison (46 homers), who became the home run king. Kim Hyung-joon hit 17 homers with a batting average of .195 in the 100s. 

Although Kim Sung-wook did not have a reward player with a FA grade, no team was interested in Kim Sung-wook in the FA market. He had a high-quality outfield defense and 17 home runs, but his batting accuracy was disappointing.  

This is the contract details of the contract, in which the club could no longer endure until the start of the spring camp. The maximum amount of 300 million won (approx. The guaranteed amount is 50 million won (approx. 100 million won) in down payment and 200 million won (approx. Kim is expected to receive an annual salary of 100 million won (approx. Kim Seong-wook's annual salary is 95 million won (approx. In other words, the main outfielder who hit 17 home runs increased his annual salary by 5 million won (approx. If not for his original team NC, he had to stamp his proposal on the team's proposal.

After signing the contract, Kim said through the club, "I'm glad to continue to be with NC. It took some time before signing the contract, but the club contacted me right after applying for the free agent, and we continued to communicate with each other and engaged in negotiations without any hesitation. Thanks to the consideration of the club, I was able to concentrate on exercising and prepare for the season. I will prepare well during the remaining period so that I can be of help to the team."

Last year, Kim played 80 innings in 24 games as a right fielder, 102 games as a center fielder, 743 innings in 102 games, and 52 ⅓ in 18 games as a left fielder. He played 875 ⅓ in three positions. He played the most innings in the NC Dinosaurs after Kwon Hee-dong (915 innings). 

Many of the 17 homers were worthwhile. He hit a grand slam with two outs and a full base in the first inning against Heyesus at the match against Changwon Kiwoom on March 26. It was the final hit. He hit a two-run homer in the second inning against Choi Won-tae at the match against LG Twins in Jamsil on April 2, and a come-from-behind two-run homer in the second inning against Park Jong-hoon at the match against SSG in Changwon on April 7. All of his teams won.  

On Apr. 17, he hit an upset three-run homer in the fourth inning, trailing 0-2 against Ryu Hyun-jin, and won the game 4-3. In fact, he hit the finishing hit. On Apr. 30, he hit a three-run homer in the first inning against Kelly, and his team won the game 8-0. On May 22, he hit a finishing solo homer against Joo Seung-woo after two outs in the ninth inning when the game was 3-3 against Gocheok Kiwoom. 

He hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning against Changwon Lotte on July 26, and rallied the mood by hitting a chase solo homer in the second inning, trailing 0-2 against Changwon KIA on Aug. 25, with NC winning 8-2. Kim Sung-wook played with three RBIs. 

On Sept. 4, he hit a solo home run in the eighth inning against Changwon Kiwoom, and his team won the game big, 13-6. On Sept. 7, he hit a three-run homer in the first inning against Baek Jung-hyun in the match against Daegu Samsung, and won the game 9-1. On Sept. 19, he hit a chasing solo home run in the eighth inning against Hanwha in Changwon, where he lost the game 6-7, by a point. Kim Sung-wook recorded 12 of his 17 homers in the game that NC won. 

However, his batting average barely exceeded 200. In June, his batting average was below 100%. He had four hits in 45 times at bat with a batting average of 889. In July, his chances to play in games decreased to 1888 (6 hits in 32 times at bat).

Veteran Park Gun-woo, Kwon Hee-dong and Son Ah-seop are in the NC outfield. Last year, Park Gun-woo and Son Ah-seop had a long injury gap in the second half. There are young backups such as Chun Jae-hwan, Park Si-won and Choi Jung-won. Kim Sung-wook is still expected to contribute quite a bit in attack and defense, but the FA contract was harsh.