The San Diego Padres got a visit from a familiar face ahead of their Friday matchup against the Tampa Bay Rays. Ha-Seong Kim, despite not yet logging an appearance with the Rays due to recovery from offseason shoulder surgery, gave hugs to some of his old teammates ahead of his new team kicking off a series with the Friars.
When the Rays signed Ha-Seong Kim to a two-year, $29MM contract in February, they knew he wouldn’t be ready to play by Opening Day. The question was how much time he would miss.
Former San Diego Padres star infielder Ha-Seong Kim signed a two-year, $29 million contract with the Tampa Bay Rays this past offseason. Kim has yet to play in a regular season game with Tampa Bay as he deals with a shoulder injury, though.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers decided to recall Hunter Feduccia from Triple-A Oklahoma City as the corresponding move to Freddie Freeman going on the 10-day injured list last week.
Hyeseong Kim was among the Los Angeles Dodgers players sent to Minor League camp on Tuesday after manager Dave Roberts revealed he would not be included on their travel roster for the Tokyo Series.
Hyeseong Kim became the latest Korean Baseball Organization (KBO) star to make the jump to Major League Baseball after signing a three-year, $12.5 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers during the offseason.
At the end of January, Friars free agent Ha-Seong Kim signed a two-year deal with the Tampa Bay Rays. Kim penned a heartfelt message to the San Diego Padres and fans in a recent post on social media.
New Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Ha-Seong Kim says he expects to be back from his surgically-repaired shoulder in late April or early May. He shared that with members of the Korean media earlier this week, according to Jeeho Yo on social media.
For the first time in franchise history, a Tampa Bay Rays player will sport No. 77 on the back of their jersey. Infielder José Caballero has changed his number from No.
Over the past two days, the Yankees have watched two potential infield targets sign elsewhere, with Ha-Seong Kim landing in Tampa Bay and Jorge Polanco joining the Seattle Mariners.
A team in the American League East division got stronger on Wednesday afternoon. According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, the Tampa Bay Rays have signed Ha-Seong Kim to a two-year, $29 million deal, including an opt-out after the first season.
The Tampa Bay Rays have signed infielder Ha-Seong Kim to a two-year, $29 million deal with an opt-out after the first year. Kim is expected to return in May after shoulder surgery in October, and should take over shortstop for the Rays, though the former Gold Glove winner may very well bounce all over the infield for Tampa Bay.
With a deal on Wednesday, the Rays have their shortstop for the upcoming season...and maybe for the foreseeable future.
The Tampa Bay Rays are in agreement with Ha-Seong Kim on a two-year deal to be their shortstop in 2025, ESPN and the Tampa Bay Times reported Wednesday.
According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, infielder Ha-Seong Kim signed a new contract with the Tampa Bay Rays. The terms of the deal have been reported as a two-year, $29 million contract with an opt-out.
The upside for the Rays is that they could get a really strong player for a relatively modest price.
Korean infielder Hyeseong Kim has reportedly returned to Korea without securing a deal, though he did receive offers from five teams, including the San Diego Padres.
The San Diego Padres are hoping to keep their payroll relatively level from 2024 to 2025, but that comes at a cost. Several Friars free agents will likely not be returning next season, including Ha-Seong Kim.
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An intriguing second baseman is expected to be posted this off-season. On Tuesday, Jeeho Yoo reported that 25-year-old Korean second baseman Hyeseong Kim is expected to be posted after American Thanksgiving on Thursday.
Korean infielder Hye-Seong Kim is expected to be posted to MLB free agency early next week, the Yonhap News Agency's Jeeho Yoo reported Tuesday. Kim spent the past eight seasons with the Kiwoom Heroes in the Korean Baseball Organization.
Looking ahead to the 2025 campaign, the Padres will once again field a talented lineup.
Ha-Seong Kim is finding interest in free agency’s opening days.
San Diego Padres shortstop Ha-Seong Kim declined his mutual $8 million option for 2025 and will become a free agent. Kim is owed a $2 million buyout. Kim sustained a season-ending injury to his right shoulder on Aug.
Starting shortstop Ha-Seong Kim will not be part of the San Diego Padres' postseason run, announcing on Saturday that he will undergo season-ending surgery to repair a tear in the labrum in his right shoulder.
The shortstop has been on the IL for more than a month due to inflammation in his shoulder.
Now is the time for the Padres to move on from Kim.
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