Last year at this time, it was announced that the Majors winningest Asian-born pitcher was heading to Japan.Monday, word came that Chan Ho Park Park would be introduced as the newest member of the Hanwha Eagles in the Korea Baseball Organization."I plan to spend the rest of my career helping to develop Korean baseball," the former All-Star said. "I'd like to help young players perform in an even better environment and stay focused on the game."Terms of the deal have not been announced, but it is expected to be in the range of $20 thousand a year...a far cry from the $15 million he once made for the Texas Rangers.In 17 years with seven different clubs, the 38-year-old Park was 124-98 with a 4.36 ERA. And in four appearances during the 2009 World Series...managed a 0.00 ERA.
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