The result was a huge success. He was a “monster pitcher” with 20 wins and 200 strikeouts, and won the KBO League MVP award. NC also advanced to the playoffs enjoying the Pedi effect.

The NC Dinosaurs showed strong commitment to catch Fedi early on. However, the KBO has limitations. The KBO League allows players to spend up to 1 million U.S. dollars including transfer fees and incentives when signing a contract with a foreign player for the first time, and the cap will disappear when renewing the contract. However, the combined ransom of the three foreign players should not exceed 4.5 million dollars. As the NC Dinosaurs would spend between 2 million dollars and 2.5 million dollars if the players renew their contracts (a cap of 100,000 dollars depending on the number of years they renew their contracts), the company is expected to spend between 2 million dollars and 2.5 million dollars even if the players renew their contracts.

Thus, the cards that could be taken out were “multi-year contracts.” The team was committed to guaranteeing the total amount and stability by presenting a multi-year contract to Fedi. The NC Dinosaurs had maintained their original answer, saying that they had presented the best conditions including a multi-year contract to Fedi and were waiting for his answer.

In the meantime, specific news from the U.S. has been reported. Mark Paynesand, chief reporter of “MLB.com ,” said on social media on the 5th (Korea Standard Time), “According to sources, Pedi seems to be close to signing a contract with an unspecified team. He is considering a two-year contract with an annual salary of more than 5 million U.S. dollars.” 토토사이트 추천

If a two-year contract is worth more than 5 million dollars per year, it cannot compete with the best conditions suggested by NC. It is a realistic problem. Major League Baseball’s market size is different from that of Korea, and especially considering Pedi’s performance this year, Major League teams are also greedy. NC also expected that it would not be easy to compete with U.S. teams in the “Money Game.”

He played for Washington D.C. until last year, but his Major League career was not that great. It seemed like a fifth-round draft, and his performance was not overwhelming. However, he successfully appealed to Major League Baseball teams again with his new weapon “Sweeper” this year. Throughout the season, scouts from Major League Baseball and Japanese professional baseball teams continuously checked Pedi’s game content, which led to actual movements. Unfortunately, it seems that his farewell to “monster” Pedi is approaching.