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토토사이트 랭크
BY: 토토사이트랭크
KBO announced on the 12th that Peddie was selected as the September monthly MVP of the 2023 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League. Fedi, who received a total score of 44.47 points with 15 votes (48.4%) out of 31 votes from the press and 166,054 votes (40.6%) from 409,495 votes from fans, was awarded his first monthly MVP award with the highest support from both reporters and fans. He received the honor of being selected as. Peddie, who was selected as MVP in September, will receive a prize of 2 million won.
Peddie showed overwhelming pitching during the month of September, laying the foundation for a brilliant record. He tied for first in most wins with three wins in the four games he started, and ranked first in that category with an average ERA of 0.66, giving up only two earned runs in 27⅓ innings. In particular, he ranked first in this category with a total of 40 strikeouts, an average of nearly 1.5 per inning.
With this, Peddie shook off the regret of missing the MVP award in April for the first time in five months. In the opening month of April, Peddie pitched 38 innings in 6 games, showing overwhelming results with 4 wins, 1 loss, an ERA of 0.47, and 48 strikeouts. He seemed likely to win the monthly MVP award as he ranked first in earned run average, tied for first in most wins, and second in innings and strikeouts in April, but was pushed out by Na Kyun-an (Lotte) as a result of the voting. Na Kyun-an also had excellent results with 4 wins in 5 games (33⅔ innings), an ERA of 1.34, and 29 strikeouts, but he was not at a level that could be compared to Peddie.
However, pedis were pushed out in terms of topicality. In April, Lotte took first place alone with 9 consecutive wins for the first time in 15 years, and the spotlight was on Na Kyun-an, who was at the center of it all. At the time, Na Kyun-an received 11 out of 29 votes from reporters (37.9%) and 154,139 out of 392,071 fan votes (39.3%), earning a total score of 38.62 points, narrowly beating Fedy (35.45 points). Peddie received 6 more votes than Na Kyun-an with 17 votes (58.6%) from reporters, but was 106,033 votes behind Na Kyun-an with 48,106 fan votes (12.3%).
Five months later, Peddie succeeded in winning the monthly MVP award. Based on his good pitching in September, Peddie set a record of 20 wins and 200 strikeouts in the match against Hanwha in Changwon on the 10th, becoming the 5th player in KBO League history and the first foreign player to do so. 37 following Sammi Jang Myeong-bu (30 wins, 220 strikeouts) in 1983, Lotte Choi Dong-won (27 wins, 223 strikeouts) in 1984, Samsung Kim Si-jin (25 wins, 201 strikeouts) in 1985, and Haitai Sun Dong-yeol (24 wins, 214 strikeouts) in 1986. It was a record that came out after a year.
Peddie's overall season performance is 29 games (174⅔ innings), 20 wins, 6 losses, ERA 2.06, 204 strikeouts, 0.97 WHIP, .209 hitting percentage, 21 quality starts. He is truly dominating the KBO league, ranking first in wins, earned run average, strikeouts, WHIP, hitting percentage, and quality starts.
In particular, he is likely to win the triple crown as a pitcher, which means most wins, ERA, and first place in strikeouts. So far, the pitcher's Triple Crown has been achieved six times by three players. The main characters are Sun Dong-yeol of Haitai in 1986, 1989, 1990, and 1991, Hyun-jin Ryu of Hanwha in 2006, and Seok-min Yoon of KIA in 2011. Pedi is about to achieve its 7th record in 12 years.
If you win the Triple Crown, the season MVP is guaranteed. Noh Si-hwan (Hanwha), who ranks first in home runs, RBIs, and slugging percentage, is an MVP contender, but Peddie's performance is superior. He is expected to be able to pitch once more for the rest of the season, and if he pitches more than 6 innings without allowing any runs, he can finish with an earned run average in the 1-point range. He only conceded one goal, which is a difficult record, but with Fedi's momentum, there is nothing he can't do. In the KBO League, the last ERA in the 1-run range in regulation innings was Hanwha Ryu Hyun-jin (1.82) in 2010.
With such overwhelming results, it won't be long until we can see Pedi in Korea. The American Major League is already keeping an eye on Peddie. There are many players who returned to the United States with major league contracts based on their performances in the KBO League, such as Eric Thames, Merrill Kelly, Josh Lindblom, Chris Flexen, and Drew Luchinski, and it is likely that Peddie will follow suit.
Peddie signed a contract with NC this year with a cap of $1 million as a new foreign player. Even if the annual salary is significantly increased next year, there is a limit of $4 million for three foreign players, which limits NC's ability to make large bets. In the case of renewal, there is an exception rule that adds $100,000 per player, and multi-year contracts are possible, but it is difficult to overcome the major league offensive.
KBO announced on the 12th that Peddie was selected as the September monthly MVP of the 2023 Shinhan Bank SOL KBO League. Fedi, who received a total score of 44.47 points with 15 votes (48.4%) out of 31 votes from the press and 166,054 votes (40.6%) from 409,495 votes from fans, was awarded his first monthly MVP award with the highest support from both reporters and fans. He received the honor of being selected as. Peddie, who was selected as MVP in September, will receive a prize of 2 million won.
Peddie showed overwhelming pitching during the month of September, laying the foundation for a brilliant record. He tied for first in most wins with three wins in the four games he started, and ranked first in that category with an average ERA of 0.66, giving up only two earned runs in 27⅓ innings. In particular, he ranked first in this category with a total of 40 strikeouts, an average of nearly 1.5 per inning.
With this, Peddie shook off the regret of missing the MVP award in April for the first time in five months. In the opening month of April, Peddie pitched 38 innings in 6 games, showing overwhelming results with 4 wins, 1 loss, an ERA of 0.47, and 48 strikeouts. He seemed likely to win the monthly MVP award as he ranked first in earned run average, tied for first in most wins, and second in innings and strikeouts in April, but was pushed out by Na Kyun-an (Lotte) as a result of the voting. Na Kyun-an also had excellent results with 4 wins in 5 games (33⅔ innings), an ERA of 1.34, and 29 strikeouts, but he was not at a level that could be compared to Peddie.
However, pedis were pushed out in terms of topicality. In April, Lotte took first place alone with 9 consecutive wins for the first time in 15 years, and the spotlight was on Na Kyun-an, who was at the center of it all. At the time, Na Kyun-an received 11 out of 29 votes from reporters (37.9%) and 154,139 out of 392,071 fan votes (39.3%), earning a total score of 38.62 points, narrowly beating Fedy (35.45 points). Peddie received 6 more votes than Na Kyun-an with 17 votes (58.6%) from reporters, but was 106,033 votes behind Na Kyun-an with 48,106 fan votes (12.3%).
Five months later, Peddie succeeded in winning the monthly MVP award. Based on his good pitching in September, Peddie set a record of 20 wins and 200 strikeouts in the match against Hanwha in Changwon on the 10th, becoming the 5th player in KBO League history and the first foreign player to do so. 37 following Sammi Jang Myeong-bu (30 wins, 220 strikeouts) in 1983, Lotte Choi Dong-won (27 wins, 223 strikeouts) in 1984, Samsung Kim Si-jin (25 wins, 201 strikeouts) in 1985, and Haitai Sun Dong-yeol (24 wins, 214 strikeouts) in 1986. It was a record that came out after a year.
Peddie's overall season performance is 29 games (174⅔ innings), 20 wins, 6 losses, ERA 2.06, 204 strikeouts, 0.97 WHIP, .209 hitting percentage, 21 quality starts. He is truly dominating the KBO league, ranking first in wins, earned run average, strikeouts, WHIP, hitting percentage, and quality starts.
In particular, he is likely to win the triple crown as a pitcher, which means most wins, ERA, and first place in strikeouts. So far, the pitcher's Triple Crown has been achieved six times by three players. The main characters are Sun Dong-yeol of Haitai in 1986, 1989, 1990, and 1991, Hyun-jin Ryu of Hanwha in 2006, and Seok-min Yoon of KIA in 2011. Pedi is about to achieve its 7th record in 12 years.
If you win the Triple Crown, the season MVP is guaranteed. Noh Si-hwan (Hanwha), who ranks first in home runs, RBIs, and slugging percentage, is an MVP contender, but Peddie's performance is superior. He is expected to be able to pitch once more for the rest of the season, and if he pitches more than 6 innings without allowing any runs, he can finish with an earned run average in the 1-point range. He only conceded one goal, which is a difficult record, but with Fedi's momentum, there is nothing he can't do. In the KBO League, the last ERA in the 1-run range in regulation innings was Hanwha Ryu Hyun-jin (1.82) in 2010.
With such overwhelming results, it won't be long until we can see Pedi in Korea. The American Major League is already keeping an eye on Peddie. There are many players who returned to the United States with major league contracts based on their performances in the KBO League, such as Eric Thames, Merrill Kelly, Josh Lindblom, Chris Flexen, and Drew Luchinski, and it is likely that Peddie will follow suit.
Peddie signed a contract with NC this year with a cap of $1 million as a new foreign player. Even if the annual salary is significantly increased next year, there is a limit of $4 million for three foreign players, which limits NC's ability to make large bets. In the case of renewal, there is an exception rule that adds $100,000 per player, and multi-year contracts are possible, but it is difficult to overcome the major league offensive.
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