Showing posts with label Eugene Koo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eugene Koo. Show all posts

Sunday, May 10, 2020

Eugene Koo Is Talking A Different Game

When five-time All-Star and former National League manager of the year Matt Williams made some history Thursday in Korea’s major league, nearby was a familiar face with a familiar smile and, if caught coming out of the dugout, a familiar stride.

Post-Dispatch

Monday, February 10, 2020

Kwang-Hyun Kim Open To 'Any Role' With Cardinals

More than a dozen pitchers have arrived at the Cardinals’ Spring Training facility ahead of Tuesday’s report date, and Monday consisted of informal workouts on the practice field and the mound. Jack Flaherty, Dakota Hudson, John Brebbia and others threw bullpen sessions, while veteran Adam Wainwright warmed up with the Cardinals’ No. 12 prospect, Johan Oviedo.
St. Louis Official Site

The dozen or so journalists who traveled from South Korea to South Florida flocked toward the rock star, the photographers hoping to get an angle the others couldn’t, the writers hoping to get an angle the others couldn’t, either.
Hochman

Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Debut Is 'Real Positive' For Chasen Shreve; Kolten Wong To Peoria; Manny Guerra Dies; Seung-Hwan Oh's Return

Relief pitcher Chasen Shreve took a big jump in seniority with his move from the Yankees to the Cardinals. Even though he just turned 28, he has pitched more games out of the bullpen than anyone else on the active roster right now. With the Yankees, Shreve figured he was fifth or sixth in experience among eight relievers.

Post-Dispatch

"I Definitely Missed It." Seung-Hwan Oh Reunites With Former City

Seung Hwan Oh’s steely gaze and emotionless expression on the mound earned him the nickname "Dol-bucheo" — Stone Buddha — while he pitched in Korea, but the reliever couldn’t hold back a smile when he caught sight of Adam Wainwright.

Cardinal Beat

Monday, July 30, 2018

Luke Gregerson Is Making No Progress; Tommy Pham Gets A Day Off; Chasen Shreve Finding His Way; Willie McGree Remembers Johnny Lewis

As he sat on a wall down the left-field line next to his translator, Eugene Koo, righthander Seung Hwan Oh, a Cardinals reliever for the past two seasons but now with Colorado, pondered the state of the Cardinals’ relief corps. Only John Brebbia remains active from the bullpen Oh had a place in a year ago at this time.

Post-Dispatch

Video: Seung-Hwan Oh & Eugene Koo Return Back To Busch Stadium

Saturday, July 28, 2018

Saturday, May 13, 2017

Seung-Hwan Oh Converts Tenth Consecutive Save

Cardinals closer Seung Hwan Oh did not get off to a great start in 2017. Far from it, in fact.

Post-Dispatch

Thursday, May 4, 2017

Stephen Piscotty Had Moved Up To No.2 Spot; Jhonny Peralta Goes Out On Option; 'Theme Night'; Ticket Vouchers; Extra Bases

Cardinals manager Mike Matheny made some lineup switches before Thursday’s Cardinals-Milwaukee Brewers game at scarcely populated Busch Stadium. But those paled to the changes he had to make in-game.

Post-Dispatch

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Saturday, February 25, 2017

Seung-Hwan Oh Keeping Focus On Pitching

It was this time a year ago that Seung Hwan Oh and the St. Louis Cardinals were still trying to get familiar with one another, as the pitcher was experiencing his first taste of the Major Leagues and life in the United States.

STL Baseball Weekly

Monday, February 13, 2017

Seung-Hwan Oh's Slow Trek To The Regular Season Begins Now

Tyler Lyons recalls being impressed. Then he wasn’t so sure. Then, well, pretty much everyone realized what the Cardinals had in Seung Hwan Oh.

Fox Sports Midwest