CHAN HO PARK RUMORS & GOSSIP

Peter O'Malley's Dodgers bid gets financial support

Peter O'Malley's bid to buy back the Dodgers is supported by financing from the South Korean conglomerate E-Land, two people familiar with the Dodgers' sale process said Monday. If the O'Malley bid is successful, E-Land Chairman Song Soo Park would become a major investor in the Dodgers, one of the people said. The ownership group also would have investors from...
Via Fox Sports West  |  13 days ago

Chan Ho Park is Heading Home to Korea

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...
Via Hall of Very Good  |  December 19, 2011

Pirates, Chan Ho Park Have Mutual Interest

The Pirates and Park have a mutual interest in the right hander returning in 2011. Jennifer Langosch reports that the Pittsburgh Pirates and relief pitcher Chan Ho Park have mutual interest in Park returning to the Pirates in 2011.  Langosch mentions that it's unlikely that the Pirates would add Park on a major league deal, but that a minor league deal would be more likely....
Via Pirates Prospects  |  November 17, 2010

New York Yankees Not Trading But Giving-Away Chan Ho Park

It has been reported that New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman has been shopping around relief pitcher Chan Ho Park. My question is, what teams are interested in Park, and what does he bring to a... READ MORE....Visit Lady Loves Pinstripes And You Won't Be Disappointed.
Via Lady Loves Pinstripes  |  July 27, 2010

Yankees Trade Rumors: Shopping Chan Ho Park

According to Jayson Stark of ESPN, the Yankees have been shopping their reliever Chan Ho Park. Don’t expect miracles. Of course they are shopping Park, he’s been terrible this season. Combine that with a thin free agent market for relievers and the Yankees GM Brian Cashman thinks he’ll be able to get something for him. It’s better to try this than to simply...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily  |  July 26, 2010

Chan Ho Park on the mend

Chan Ho Park last pitched for the Yankees on April 13, tossing 2 innings of one-run ball against the Angels at Yankee Stadium. Since then, though, Park has been on the disabled list with a strained right hammy, forcing the Yankees to turn to lesser relievers like Boone Logan (actually, Logan is the only guy that seems to stand out to me as a lesser option). However, according to...
Via The iYankees Blog  |  May 12, 2010

Park Ready To Begin Rehab Assignment

Chad Jennings reports that Chan Ho Park threw a 45-pitch bullpen session yesterday and is read to start making rehab appearances. His first will come on Wednesday in an extended spring training outing.The Yankees will see how his body responds and will go from there.“He might get two (rehab games),” Joe Girardi said. “We’ll make a judgment after Wednesday.”...Girardi said...
Via Sliding Into Home  |  May 11, 2010

Quick Bits: Recap, Joba, Park

Here are a few quick items on the afternoon: A.J. Burnett grinded through 6 1/3 innings yesterday (9 H 4 ER 2 BB 3 K), but the Yanks fell to LAA, 6-4. In the affair, the Yankees stranded 16 men, but it was Joba’s ineffectiveness that gave the Angels the win. The Yankee bullpen could certainly use Chan Ho Park, who is headed to Tampa to continue his rehab. Park is currently out...
Via The iYankees Blog  |  April 24, 2010

Chan Ho Park to the DL and the Bullpen Changes

As expected, the Yankees have put relief pitcher Chan Ho Park on the 15-day disabled list after he pulled his right hamstring warming up in the bullpen yesterday. To take his place on the roster is left handed pitcher Boone Logan. Park has already begun to establish himself as an important member of the Yankees bullpen this season. Although...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily  |  April 16, 2010

Chan Ho Park: I Had a Lot of Diarrhea

Wondering why Chan Ho Park didn’t pitch well on opening day only to pitch three dominant innings just a couple of days later? Apparently it was all that diarrhea he had. Gross I know, watch this funny video: Related StoriesApril 9, 2010 -- Series Preview 4/9: Yankees vs. Rays (5)March 12, 2010 -- 2010 Potential Call-Ups: Kevin Whelan (4)March 9, 2010 -- Yanks Send Edwar...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily  |  April 12, 2010
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