On the 28th, an article titled "Lee Jung-hoo's story uploaded to the Kium Gallery" is being shared around online communities.
The story became known when A, who said he heard directly from the owner of the sushi restaurant that Lee Jung-hoo, who visited a sushi restaurant, signed his autograph, posted a picture on social networking service SNS. In the SNS post, a commemorative photo of Lee Jung-hoo with a man who appeared to be the owner of a sushi restaurant was also posted. 스포츠토토
Scene A, who found Lee Jung-hoo's photo at a sushi restaurant after visiting a sushi restaurant for a meeting with Kiwoom Heroes fans in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, is said to have heard from the president of the sushi restaurant about Lee Jung-hoo's visit.
The president of the sashimi restaurant asked Lee Jung-hoo, who visited with his friends, for an autograph, and Lee Jung-hoo left the store, saying, "I'll do it later."
However, after about 40 minutes, Lee Jung-hoo returned to the store after sending his friends home. At the time, Lee Jung-hoo reportedly told the president, "They quit while playing baseball, so I couldn't sign them in front of my friends."
Lee Jung-hoo signed a six-year contract worth $113 million about 150.3 billion won with the San Francisco Giants in December last year. It is the highest treatment ever among Korean players who made their MLB debut through posting closed competitive bidding. If Lee Jung-hoo plays for four years from the 2024 season to the 2027 season, it also includes an opt-out clause that allows him to terminate his remaining contract and find a new destination.
According to Lee Jung-hoo's management company, Ricoh Sports Agency, Lee Jung-hoo will leave for the U.S. on a flight to Los Angeles on the 1st of next month. After arriving in the U.S., Lee Jung-hoo will move to the San Francisco Spring Camp training facility in Scottsdale, Arizona to adjust to the local area.